Sentence examples for changes imposed from inspiring English sources

Weary residents welcomed the changes imposed on the leaders.

This is fundamental to transform cultures or cope with changes imposed by government.

It would be tedious to go through all the changes imposed by Crimp and Mitchell.

In other words, equilibria tend to minimize changes imposed on their conditions.

The mayor's new complaint line for parents should help, as will other changes imposed by the Legislature.

White southerners bitterly opposed the changes imposed on them from outside, but were powerless to prevent them.

A survey of social care network members found 39% had seen changes imposed – including cuts to pay or pensions, alterations to sick pay and reductions in holiday entitlement.

And this at a time when the agency has had to comply with more than 1,200 changes imposed by Congress that essentially make its job more demanding.

Other changes imposed by Mr. Ashcroft will allow supervisors in the bureau's 56 field offices to initiate counterterrorism inquiries without approval from headquarters in Washington.

Dow officials yesterday stood by the safety of chlorpyrifos when properly used, but said the changes imposed by the law made its continued use in household products impossible.

General surgery residents, because of their long duty hours, are likely to be among those most affected by changes imposed to comply with the ACGME requirements.