Sentence examples for change was introduced from inspiring English sources

The change was introduced in the Home Office, HMRC and the Ministry of Defence.

But a crucial change was introduced into the script while the writer, Ron Nyswaner, and director, Jonathan Demme, were hashing it out.

Differences in mortality classification coding between ICD-9 and ICD-10 prevented direct comparisons between the two, though a method to adjust for the change was introduced.

The change was introduced just weeks after the Government faced a legal challenge that GCHQ's computer hacking to gather intelligence was unlawful under the CMA.

I say: 'I think the police might be a little bit too busy to be trailing your car home.'" In the first six months after the change was introduced, only one man was arrested under the legislation.

First coined in Melbourne a decade ago, agent of change was introduced across the state of Victoria following the 20,000-strong Slam (Save Live Australian Music) rally in 2010, protesting the closure of the much-loved Tote.

They fail if the tiniest change is introduced.

When a major policy change is introduced, currency markets don't adjust gradually.

Tax rebates can work if a small change is introduced: Issue plastic credit cards instead of checks.

Sometimes in recipes, as with words, a significant change is introduced and the community adopts or rejects it.

The ratio of change is introduced to decide when the MTA procedure should be performed.