Sentence examples for change introduced in from inspiring English sources

The shift in the balance of foreign ownership is the major change introduced in the new company law.

It extends a change introduced in April 2003, when the charge, deducted from the patient's pension and benefits after they had been in hospital for only six weeks, was scrapped.

Under a rule change introduced in spring 2014 abolishing the old electoral college, any leadership candidate now needs to be nominated by 15% of the parliamentary Labour party, and not the previous 12.5%.

Those assertions are plainly wrong.On poverty data you suggested, erroneously, that one methodological change introduced in the recent survey means that its results are "not comparable to the preceding ones".

This is the only major change introduced in the MVC extension of H.264.

The change introduced in May allowed parents to do a search for the child's friend's parents, then invite them to the app so the kids could connect.

Under changes introduced in Napa, the public was invited to observe how the contest operated.

The changes introduced in April 2015 do not apply to the PPF.

The catch is that changes introduced in this way can be undone by a new Administration.

That was a main goal of electoral changes, introduced in 1994, that favor big parties.

Ian Williams, head of the organisation, says: "I've seen big changes introduced in this school.