Sentence examples for changes applicable from inspiring English sources

Another way out involves phasing in the tax credit cuts over a number of years or only making the changes applicable to new claimants.

The state's Supreme Court ruled in the judge's favor, but lawmakers then amended the State Constitution, making the pension changes applicable to judges, too.

This chapter describes managing changes applicable for data requirements, and performing round-trip engineering to synchronize changes across physical, logical, and conceptual models.

The planning board made it clear that it does not consider the 1993 zoning change applicable in this case.

After a heated back-and-forth, the commission decided to propose making the change applicable to those elected in 2013 and giving sitting members a chance at a third term.

Here we report a novel class of super-expandable smart nanogels that undergo nano- to micro-scale volume transition in response to temperature change, applicable for thermally triggered death of cancer cells.

The government should consider efforts to change applicable laws with respect to these organizations, many of which are suspected of corruption," it said in reference to the Swiss government.

The internet programme contained eight escalating levels, and also included cognitive behavioural therapy assignments for lifestyle changes (if applicable) and for the identification and changes in behaviours of avoidance and/or redundant security measures (if applicable).

At the moment, these policy changes are applicable inside the United States, and Amazon is working on fitting them into workplace laws in other countries of operation.

All the above said changes are applicable to the patients who are growing, and the adult patients who require the similar changes have to undergo surgically assisted rapid maxillary expansion [7] procedure, which is quite invasive.

It changes the applicable payment amount for firms with more than 50 employees that do not offer coverage to $2,000 an amount that is one-third less than the average House assessment for a typical firm and less than half of the average employer contribution to health insurance in 2009.