Sentence examples for change entails from inspiring English sources

This change entails new challenges.

We shouldn't be surprised if change entails conflict.

Since this revolution began, we have learned that the process of change entails storms followed by periods of calm.

For all of the talk from the Dolphins' top brass, exactly what the change entails is still entirely unclear.

This change entails new forms of interaction between fishers' representatives, other stakeholders (e.g. NGOs), policy-makers and scientists.

Richard McGregor, a financial journalist, said the Communist Party should not be counted out despite the political risks that the next stage of economic change entails.

In 1863 the colony took over the administration of the area thereafter known as the Northern Territory, which earlier had been technically part of New South Wales; the change entailed adjustment of boundaries.

But for the first few weeks of the war, many of the CD's simply sat in an imagery library at Bolling Air Force Base here -- a victim largely of a culture change entailed in dealing with privately generated data, officials of the mapping agency acknowledge.

It was considered necessary to combine a quantitative assessment of programme-monitoring data with a qualitative assessment of health professionals' and administrators' perception of the organisational change entailed by the programme's implementation.

The literature shows that contextual conditions that facilitate or inhibit processes of change entail institutional arrangements, stakeholders' and target groups' attitudes and behaviours, and geographical and socio-cultural factors, either at meso- or macro level.

The changes entail tinkering with the existing system instead of carrying out the complete overhaul that is needed to bring the system into the 21st century.