Sentence examples for change achieved from inspiring English sources

The reweighting of votes was by far the most significant change achieved.

He says the speed of change achieved could not have been matched in the public sector.

He cites as evidence the "75% change" achieved by Draper 2.0: "I no longer crave drugs and promiscuity.

Representatives of environmental groups who have seen the draft legislation said that the change, achieved by redefining the word "conservation," would severely undercut the law.

It is an illustration of the difference between a "regime change" achieved by the people and one imposed by a foreign military power.

However, habitat change achieved by treatment was highly variable because actual disturbance differed widely in extent and intensity.

The constitutions are often hard to change; achieving change requires large supermajorities.

This change achieves the dual goal of reducing clutter while making these features more prominent.

Both are valid models; each theory of change achieves some of management's goals, either explicitly or implicitly.

In other words, rich countries have a role to play in mitigating climate change, achieving gender equality and addressing the other goals within their own borders and overseas.

In a statement last week, Grace said the change "achieves the right balance between our renewable energy target and ensuring worker and community safety".