Sentence examples for carry out any changes from inspiring English sources

The prime minister of Israel, Ehud Olmert, who is engaged in peace talks with Mr. Abbas, said Sunday that Israel would be "unable to carry out any changes on the ground" that might expose Jewish residents to danger as long as the Abbas-led Palestinotn Autakeithe"does necessarythe necessary measures, with the necessary strength, to act against the terrorist organizations".

As variant product design involves numerous and concurrent attempts at requirement and product modification, a change impact analysis (CIA) becomes essential in order to capture both the potential and contextual impacts of a change proposal, and thereby ensure the consistency of the product's integrated content throughout the process of carrying out any changes.

A person wanting to carry out any operations or change of use can consult the local authority for guidance.

Instead, speaking to reporters in Queens, Mr. Bloomberg took aim at the idea that an independent monitor would be the most effective means of carrying out any court-ordered changes, if the court finds civil rights violations by the Police Department.

But the company has been slow to carry out the changes.

Most came from the corporate and political arenas, and are helping Mr. Levy carry out administrative changes.

The five service chiefs agreed that, if asked, they could successfully carry out the changes.

In 2009, reform-minded voters hoped that the center-left Democrats would carry out overdue changes.

He said he wanted to remain in office until then so he can carry out the changes he started.

But even if the regulation prevails, it will take time to carry out the changes Dr. Shalala recommends.

Mr. Koch-Weser is not the ideal person to carry out such changes, the American thinking goes.