Sentence examples for changes designed to introduce from inspiring English sources
Changes designed to introduce more competition in Japanese pension regulations are due next month.Shares in Guinness, a drinks firm that proposes to merge with Grand Met and in LVMH, a French luxury-goods firm with stakes in both that opposes the idea, fell after they announced their first-half results.
The changes are designed to introduce more academic rigour to exams for 15- and 16-year-olds amid concerns about falling standards and dumbing down since the introduction of GCSEs in the late 1980s.
The majority of changes were designed to introduce polar solubilising groups.
The changes were also designed to introduce more diversity to the 123 members of the overwhelmingly male, white and ageing council.
Most structural changes, meanwhile, came in the first act and were designed to introduce "the family and its eccentricities" more clearly, Mr. Oken said by e-mail.
The project was designed to introduce survivors to the concept that sharing a personal story is a powerful advocacy technique that can shift societal perspective, change laws -- and changes lives.
In addition, another conservative commentator called Doritos a "gateway snack" designed to introduce children to homosexuality.
"Aggie Days", a program designed to introduce urban schoolchildren to agriculture was introduced in 1989 and proved immediately popular.
Schwartz introduced changes designed to make Batman more contemporary, and to return him to more detective-oriented stories.
We tested the validity of the three sites by (i) using site-directed mutagenesis to introduce six amino acid changes designed to occlude them, (ii) producing the resulting tubulins recombinantly in Escherichia coli and (iii) measuring the affinity of the herbicides amiprophosmethyl and oryzalin for these proteins in comparison with wild-type tubulins by fluorescence quenching.
