Sentence examples for changes to be carried from inspiring English sources

"One involves changing everything in Greece, changes to be carried out in a Europe that itself is changing.

The disruption of recombinant E. coli cells containing a 76.8 kb plasmid DNA was achieved by the chemical lysis method in a coaxial cylinder rheometer which allowed in situ measurements of rheological changes to be carried out as the lysis reaction proceeded.

This is the so-called lockstep approach which means any changes have to be carried out in tandem across all the bands.

Patient characteristics and their motives to attend to an AED as a self-referral or call the emergency services rather than contacting a GP cooperative need further elucidation before radical organisational changes are to be carried through [ 9, 31- 33].

In many ways this is not surprising, given that since M. arctica is so small, the survey of response to change has to be carried out at the whole organism level and this results in dramatic morphological and biochemical changes.

It made a change for Robson to be carried for once.

It is for the new management to decide precisely how Barclays should be structured if the cultural change needed is to be carried through.

"If the law needs to be strengthened or changed for that intent to be carried our, then Governor Bush would support that".

The reason why this works is that gamification can motivate attitude and behaviour change which is able to be carried through to real-world actions.

"The vision that Vicente Fox proposed, of what needed to be done in Mexico, of the changes that he thought needed to be carried out, was a vision that at the time sounded like a dream, but it was a great necessity for the country," Mr. Derbez said in an interview.

That's a lot of pocket change that doesn't need to be carried.