Sentence examples similar to changes on chapter from inspiring English sources

I suggest that real changes on overall Chapter 11 costs could be achieved by consideration of the retention choices made by corporate debtors, and by better division of duties among professionals and law firms once they are retained.

Weyant has been a convening lead author or lead author for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change for chapters on integrated assessment, greenhouse gas mitigation, integrated climate impacts, and sustainable development, and most recently served as a review editor for the climate change mitigation working group of the IPCC's forth assessment report.

The book contains 12 chapters: three chapters on neurophysiology and clinical measurement, five chapters on neuropharmacology, one chapter on the sitting position in anaesthesia, and three chapters relating to neurointensive care.

The narrative technique changes from chapter to chapter.

But you are right, I think the extent of the irony changes from chapter to chapter.

Gordon F. MacDonald, a fellow early advocate on climate change, writes a chapter on space that largely shrugs at manned interplanetary travel — a near-heresy in 1968 — by cannily observing that while the Apollo missions would soon exhaust their political usefulness, weather and communications satellites would not.

Just as the set of technologies she talks about changes from chapter-to-chapter; her definition of "young" never quite settles on a specific age group or cohort.

Colors change from chapter to chapter and page to page, evoking snow, ice, smog.

The sensation was of reading a Russian novel whose numerous personages changed from chapter to chapter.

They settled on Chapter 30, "The Pipe".

We approximate the other sea-level contributions following Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change methodology20 (chapter 10; section 6 and appendix A).