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The accident, partly attributed to management problems at NASA, led to significant safety and operational changes, spearheaded by Mr. O'Keefe.

Not confident of winning re-election on merit in October, he's pushed through a series of legal changes spearheaded by the perversely named Fair Elections Act.

It's one of many changes spearheaded by the kingdom's heir to the throne, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, who has encouraged reforms in Saudi Arabia in an effort to diversify the country's economy.

Anticipating the Uttar Pradesh assembly polls in early 2012, the SP underwent a makeover and a generation change, spearheaded by Yadav's son, Akhilesh Yadav.

The overwhelming weight of the evidence suggest that the financial crisis was a direct consequence of three decades of ideologically motivated legislative and regulatory change, spearheaded by conservative elected officials and paid for by their wealthy benefactors.

We argue that institutional changes are spearheaded by groups of economic elites that were excluded from the transition pact and stand to gain vis-à-vis their economic rivals from the elimination of authoritarian institutional legacies.

The changes were spearheaded by Councilman Paul Koretz, who represents neighborhoods stretching from the Westside north to Encino.

Set against this dominion is the campaign Change Cricket, spearheaded by the makers of Death of a Gentleman – Jarrod Kimber and Sam Collins.

While other climate-change initiatives spearheaded by President Obama — like the EPA strategy for reducing emissions from power plants, called the Clean Power Plan — received more scrutiny from industry and conservative critics, emissions standards for cars are just as consequential for curbing the buildup of atmosphere-warming gases, analysts said.

The most recent example of potential sustainable change was spearheaded by a politician.

Anderson states that "environmental sustainability and change must be spearheaded by the corporate sector".