Sentence examples for change ordering from inspiring English sources

Resident physicians represented the majority (55%) of providers interacting with BPAs.Providers interacting with BPAs (primarily residents and midlevel providers) often do not have the negotiating power to change ordering behavior.

This campaign of obfuscation and intimidation included doctoring Congressional testimony on the health effects of climate change; ordering the E.P.A. to recompute its numbers to minimize the economic benefits of curbing carbon dioxide; and promoting the fiction that the modest fuel-economy improvements in last year's energy bill would solve the problem of carbon dioxide emissions from automobiles.

His mother granted him an extraordinary degree of independence as a child, which proved conducive to his future as a writer: "Long before I was 12 years old I was capable of buying tickets and counting change, ordering buns and glasses of milk in tea shops, and battling in and out of trams and buses and trains," he claims.

The change, ordered by L.A. Unified Supt.

And Macy's is undoing some other changes — ordering more Levi's and Dockers, for instance.

The changes, ordered by the Food and Drug Administration, will delay production and cut first-quarter profits by 15percentt.

They said that agency changes ordered by Congress in 1998 would eventually resolve other problems.

Some of the changes ordered two years ago are being delayed with official approval.

Changes ordered by the coalition government could see those costs rise even further.

Obama last month announced sweeping changes, ordered humane treatment and invited in the international Red Cross.

Relative warps show the decompositions of shape changes ordered by their percentage of total variance explained.