Sentence examples for changeover to a from inspiring English sources

John W. Lampl, a spokesman for British Airways, responds: British Airways' changeover to a new computer reservation system took much longer than anticipated.

This changeover to a more complex analytical system and increase in general complexity of the hybrid simulation can cause various issues within the UI-SimCor framework.

Utah lawmakers voted last year to make a partial changeover to a 401 k -type plan, following in the footsteps of Alaska, Colorado, Georgia, Michigan, Ohio and several other states, which offer at least some version of it.

Before the Brotherhood came to power, he was among Egypt's most outspoken critics of military rule, arguing for a full changeover to a civilian presidential council during the writing of a constitution.

Now that Coca-Cola and a few other companies are moving to reform the system themselves by counting stock options as an expense, Congressional action could speed the changeover to a more responsible approach.

Big London-based multinationals like British Airways, and international companies with subsidiaries in Britain like Ford Motor, generally focus more on the advantages of adopting the euro than small companies, which are more concerned with the likelihood of an expensive and unpredictable changeover to a new currency.

After an initial learning curve, surgical technique for the Philos plate was modified by changeover to an anterior deltoid split approach without application of the aiming device.

While the chip may be new to U.S.-based institutions, which have committed to a changeover to chip-and-PIN by October 2015, it isn't new to the rest of the world: EMV-based systems are the standard here in Canada, for instance, and in Europe as well.

Lahyani left his chair at a changeover to talk to Kyrgios, who was trailing by a set and a break against Pierre-Hugues Herbert in Thursday's second round.

Sometimes I'll take it off in the middle of a changeover to try to relieve some of the pressure on my leg.

Last night's European model forecast several inches of snow before a changeover to sleet and freezing rain late Wednesday morning or in the early afternoon.