Sentence examples for changes emanating from inspiring English sources

But that isn't stopping the country's finance minister, Christine Lagarde, from doing everything she can to tamp down expectations for big changes emanating from the meeting.

Institutional changes emanating from evolving political landscapes within individual countries and pressures from supra-national bodies have been instrumental in the liberalization of developing countries' economies and their integration into the global economy.

The purpose of this book is to chart these reforms against the backdrop of wider political and regional changes emanating from the European Union and the European Court of Human Rights, and to critically examine whether the position of crime victims has actually ameliorated.

Though Bale eco-region is hosting large number of plant and animal endemism, in previous three decades it was experienced changes emanated from various drivers.

BEIJING ― No earth-shattering bold initiatives, no drastic policy U-turns and no fundamental changes emanated from the recent annual gathering of China's National People's Congress, the national forum to unveil major economic and social policies for the current year.

BEIJING ― No earth-shattering bold initiatives, no drastic policy U-turns and no fundamental changes emanated from the recent annual gathering of China's National People's Congress, the national forum to unveil major economic and social policies for the current year.

Below, we describe the conformational changes in functionally important regions of each motor domain starting with the nucleotide-binding site, from which all other conformational changes emanate.

"Households are expecting to see little change emanating from the budget.

But another change emanating from Washington seems as if it might be having a serious effect on jobs: the expiration of the payroll tax cut.

The major change emanating from new information technologies may be faster and improved communications between interest groups and their members, or among the members of an interest group.

And did [Nigel] Farage's party also produce a protest option, for people who'd otherwise have come out onto the street?" Neal Lawson of the leftwing pressure group Compass says the sheer breadth and pace of change emanating from Whitehall has bewildered and numbed much of the coalition's potential opposition.