Sentence examples for changes to be instituted from inspiring English sources

— Me Too, Georgia You would have to get players and owners to go along with enormous fines and suspensions, and I do not anticipate the players' union allowing those changes to be instituted without massive resistance.

Since the spring, the two panels have been conducting a confidential inquiry into whether the intelligence community failed the nation in the months before the terrorist attack and what changes need to be instituted.

The changes are scheduled to be instituted incrementally over seven years, an agonizingly slow pace for impatient investors.

Some developers are increasing the sizes of their lots and decreasing density in anticipation of the changes that are likely to be instituted, Ms. Cooper said.

And each local government, to avoid a federal lawsuit, agreed to accept federal oversight to ensure that changes would be instituted.

While Johns Hopkins has said it will take some important steps -- including adding staff to its institutional review board and considering proposed studies more carefully -- fundamental and uniform changes should be instituted nationally, particularly dealing with studies involving healthy human subjects.

Some of these changes will be instituted this fall.

Although the current scandal has tarnished the mutual fund industry, there are some indications that changes may be instituted quickly.

Some changes could be instituted before the imposition of a consent decree, officials said, including the creation of an early warning system that would track police officers who had drawn a high number of civilian complaints.

In this case dietary changes could be instituted for limited time periods.

Change should be instituted slowly, to the extent that there is change".