Sentence examples for changes commissioned from inspiring English sources

The building, which celebrates its bicentennial this year, had become shabby, but the changes commissioned by Bloomberg signalled more than a desire to redecorate: they reflected his management style and his insistence that government be more efficient and transparent.

The changes, commissioned by Isaac Ellwood, were meant to reflect more popular architectural styles including the Georgian and Colonial Revival.

My latest film, Nonviolence for a Change, commissioned by the Quakers, is a training tool for people thinking of taking part in protests.

Nicholas Stern, who authored a 2006 report on the economics of climate change commissioned by then-chancellor Gordon Brown, says stopping growth misses the point.

Stern's landmark 2006 report on the economic impact of climate change – commissioned by the then chancellor, Gordon Brown – concluded that spending 1% of GDP would pay for a transition to a clean and sustainable economy.

This week marks the first anniversary of the introduction of radically changed commissioning arrangements in the NHS.

While he was at pains to stress his plans would not result in another structural reorganisation, it is not clear how change on this scale could be achieved without some changes to commissioning structures in particular..

The Healthcare Professionals Network's debate came just before 1 April 2013, when changes to commissioning across England came into effect.

Factors external to the hospital, such as changes in commissioning structures, could also have played a role.

52 It is thus clear that the key assumption underpinning recent changes to commissioning in the English NHS that a competitive market in outsourced commissioning support will by definition be more efficient and effective cannot simply be taken for granted.

Philippine climate change commission secretary Emmanuel de Guzman told the Thomson Reuters Foundation his country would sign the Paris agreement in April.