Sentence examples for changes have been undertaken from inspiring English sources

Investigations of pollen production, modern pollen vegetation relationships and pollen‐stratigraphic changes have been undertaken from three woodlands under coppice management to establish the impact that woodland management techniques (the periodic cutting of broadleaved trees and shrubs for wood and fodder) have on pollen representation.

Mr. Bloomberg said on his weekly WABC radio program that the ideas had been around for a long time, and he added that far more weighty governmental changes had been undertaken within a short time frame.

Unlike other rangeland ecosystems in the east African region, minimal assessment and monitoring of forage and grazing land use changes has been undertaken in the Karamoja sub-region of Uganda.

"The resulting product has lost its ability to persuade, but no major change has been undertaken".

However, as no broad-scale assessment of rainforest boundary change had been undertaken, the rate and even direction of boundary change remained uncertain.

Even if the procedural changes that have been undertaken resolve the issue, it will take time for foreign students to feel confident about leaving.

Despite several legislative and policy changes that have been undertaken in the area of reproductive health since 1994, the outcomes of HIV behavioural interventions have largely been inadequate and ineffective and HIV incidence remains unacceptably high (5, 6).

Before looking at the detail of new markets in care services it is important to be aware of the changes which have been undertaken in English social care services under the umbrella heading of personalization.

Behavior change strategies have been undertaken to persuade mothers to feed their children more responsively to hunger cues in a physically comfortable and psychologically supportive environment [ 16].

Geographical name changes in Turkey have been undertaken, periodically, in bulk from 1913 to the present by successive Turkish governments.

For its part, ABC News said changes at "This Week" have been undertaken independently of anything being done at "Meet the Press," and that apparently something is working for it because its viewership among its target audience -- those between 25 and 54 -- is up for the season.