Sentence examples for changes pursued from inspiring English sources

It should be noted that Lake Mendocino did not empty in 2014 (Fig. 6) due to the emergency operational changes pursued by the SCWA, as previously discussed.

In addition, Catholic proposals to be more welcoming to gays are a far cry from the changes pursued by some Anglican churches.

The abrupt and dramatic policy changes pursued by the progressive king both alienated and disfranchised the established conservative factions among the andriana (nobles) and Hova (freemen) at court.

For the modern manager, change pursued for its own sake is the default position, process is everything and outcomes irrelevant, having the appearance of decision-making while assiduously avoiding accountability.

Longer term ambitions – tackling inequality, climate change, pursuing sustainability – become tempered or even abandoned in the dash for cash.

Will he continue on as if nothing has changed, pursuing conservative policies he believes history will smile upon later, even if it means getting nothing past a Democratic Congress here and now?

Instead Sturgeon prefers more cautious change, pursuing efficiency savings and consolidation of existing services, while she expects the Christie Commission, a review of the Scottish public sector due to report after the election, to result in more structural reform.

It also accuses Romney of wanting to ignore global warming, repeal health care, and defund Planned Parenthood, despite once believing in climate change, pursuing health care reform, and supporting the family planning organization.

So she embraced the change, pursuing weight training -- bulking up to become the first woman ever to bench-press more than 330 pounds -- and track and field, in which she was a two-time world champ.

But the changes he pursued in Florida came too late for Frank Lee Smith.

These changes, if pursued diligently and enthusiastically, should yield important benefits in morale and supervisory effectiveness.