Sentence examples for changes that have been met from inspiring English sources
Many users have resisted upgrading to Windows 8, which introduced big design changes that have been met with some harsh reviews.
Young & Rubicam in New York, part of the WPP Group, is abandoning a name change for its direct marketing unit that had been met with widespread disdain.
The Zvečanska centre where Ilija met Slobodanka is an example of the changes that have been taking place.
The team members met at least once fortnightly to review progress and plotted their data monthly to monitor the impact of any changes that had been implemented.
"We think that now conditions have been met for a change of strategy," Mr. Crozier said.
That means targets have been met.
Through this we can also measure satisfaction and check if the specific outcomes of a programme or exhibition have been met, so that changes can be made in subsequent iterations.
On Friday morning, Mr. Brooks got the call that changed his mind; his demands had been met, the House whip told him.
But Kathleen C. Schmid, a lawyer for the city, countered that the legal requirements for assessing environmental impact had been met, and that any recent changes had been considered.
They had become accustomed to the Fed's implacable reassurances that it wasn't going to change its accommodative stance until the goals had been met.
