Sentence examples for changes in department from inspiring English sources
The leadership of the Nassau County Probation Department has made changes in department guidelines and has removed the officer in charge of a program that has been accused of trampling on the civil rights of probationers while favoring politically connected officers.
In the wake of the King case, a blue-ribbon commission recommended a host of changes in department policy, including a new system for tracking "problem" officers who amassed large numbers of misconduct complaints.
"After 10 years of fighting the courts to get justice, the city finally stepped up to the plate," Ms. Zelman said in a statement after the settlement was announced, adding that she hoped the case would lead to changes in department policy.
In an increasingly interdisciplinary academy, many probationary faculty note the ambiguity that arises from frequent changes in department chairs and differences of opinion within and among departments about what areas of scholarship, what methodologies, and what publication outlets count the most toward promotion.
Critics have attributed some of the program's missteps to changes in department leadership.
In addition, other changes may have occurred within the residency program including higher loan repayments, changes in department philosophy (e.g. new department chairman), and changes in local pediatric job opportunities, which may have affected the results.
"There has been no change in department policy toward enforcing artist-in-residence requirements," said Carly Sullivan, a Buildings Department spokeswoman.
The most recent changes in the department affect every precinct, changing the administrative structure from three administrators to two.
It seeks changes in the department's policies, and compensatory and punitive damages.
Mr. Willett said he is optimistic that he can make changes in the department without adverse affects.
An explosive conflict between the police and residents in 1978 led to several changes in the department.
