Sentence examples for changes in the role from inspiring English sources
There have been many proposals from Congress and independent commissions in recent years for major changes in the role of the director of central intelligence.
Critics on the right see something different: a tinkerer more committed to avoiding political risk than to fundamental changes in the role of government.
But both East and West are seeing big changes in the role of women and traditional family life.The first change is that people are getting married later, often much later.
"I think there have been some fundamental changes in the role of being a parent," says Peter Cooper, Childhood Psychologist and CEO of CRAM International, a market research company that tries to understand the contemporary consumer mindset.
Commission officials said the proposals, outlined in general terms in a staff report embraced by William H. Donaldson, who is the chairman, and several other commissioners, could mark the most important changes in the role played by outside investors in the governance of publicly traded corporations in decades.
The complexity of the world, coupled with the profound changes in the role the United States plays in it, is a very different thing from, say, our progressive recognition that African-Americans, women, gays and lesbians deserve the same equality and respect as everybody else.
In an increasingly knowledge driven world this leads to changes in the roles of diplomats.
Changes in the roles and responsibilities of slaughterhouse operators have also been witnessed with the dispensation of the county governments.
Differences in the representation of some of these forms in male and female graves may reflect changes in the roles of women and men in community ritual and politics.
There is also intense stakeholder lobbying concerning any changes in the roles.
Moreover, the organizational complexity either results in, or is a result of, frequent reorganizations with subsequent changes in the roles and responsibilities of divisions, groups, and people.
