Sentence examples for change to introduce from inspiring English sources

What is worrying, however, is the proposed policy change to introduce a new main target measure based on eight subjects at GCSE, making it possible for pupils not to study either geography or history at GCSE.

Back-to-back 65s took him to 10 under at Pinehurst and Kaymer was out of sight before the weekend, but he never doubted that the day or days would come, having undergone a swing change to introduce a draw into his repertoire since winning the 2010 US PGA.

David Cameron insists he will be able to table major reforms to the EU if he wins the 2015 general election, on the grounds that treaty change to introduce new eurozone governance arrangements, which would require the UK's agreement, will be inevitable.

Canada has experienced pressure for legislative change to introduce DTCA since the mid 1990's.

Below, we describe how classroom instruction may use DNA sequences and teaching for conceptual change to introduce students to natural selection.

The U.S.G.A. has made these changes to introduce more risk-reward options for players, rewarding them for well-played strokes and penalizing them for bad shots.

The authors believed that the format may also allow future changes to introduce better, more efficient diagnostic information for the test taker.

32 The model changes required to introduce the SSP are minor.

But the UK's Department of Energy and Climate Change appears unlikely to introduce a moratorium, at least in the near term.

Change the sequence to introduce your summary at the beginning.

"It's perhaps not surprising given that the NHS is notoriously resistant to change and to introducing new methodologies," he said.