Sentence examples for changes arising from inspiring English sources

Your editorial (Find those missing voters, Mr Cameron, 7 March) fails to understand some important changes arising out of individual voter registration.

"Users of the estates figure would have been unable to distinguish a genuine movement from the changes arising from an updated space survey being undertaken," the NAO says.

Complex commissioning arrangements, with health, social care and education all acting as commissioners, have been compounded by changes arising from the health and social care bill and significant cuts in funding, particularly to services commissioned by social services.

OF ALL the controversial changes arising from America's new corporate-scandal-inspired Sarbanes-Oxley legislation, the one that lawyers like least is, yes, the one about lawyers.

It is judged to result from epigenetic changes arising during the cloning process.

"The focus is now on managing the changes arising from the report in a considered and systematic way".

Behavioral adaptation generally follows the contextual changes arising from the consequences (rewards and punishments) of an action.

We present evidence of polymer chain conformational or compositional changes arising from the annealing history of the film on mica.

VET teachers have contradictory positions in the implementation of VET reforms (Cedefop 2012), being simultaneously a subject and an object of the changes arising from the reforms.

Also evident are significant long-term gravity changes arising principally from hydrological processes around the volcano, where annual precipitation exceeds 5,000 mm.

The changes arising from the enterprise owners refer to top-down changes and those arising from the outsourced providers refer to bottom-up changes.