Sentence examples for changes to science from inspiring English sources

Brian Lightman, general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), said changes to science exams would confuse employers and damage students' prospects.

While a lawsuit is possible before the standards take effect, one organization created to oppose changes to science teaching said politics may be the swifter route.

The government has now set up a panel, led by the Korean Academy of Science and Technology and including biologists and palaeontologists, to oversee any changes to science books.

The contributors also consider to what extent the changes to science and technology practices in this era were produced by the specific politics, anxieties, and aspirations of the Cold War.

The group, Score, has criticised a decision by exams watchdog Ofqual "to push ahead" with changes to science A-levels ready for teaching in 2015.

Discover changes to science policy and law, new scientific study results, Supreme Court rulings, debates about nature versus nurture, and news about the sharing of genetic information.

UPDATE AT 1812BST: Re comment below: Yes clumsy phrase, have changed to "science as a process of systematic doubt" - thanks.

In the spring of 2011, both Premier Wen Jiabao and Minister of Science and Technology Wan Gang stated a need for policy changes to make science spending more efficient, including making the competition for grants more open and transparent.

Increasing interdisciplinary work, the growth of team science, and economic pressures following the end of NIH's "doubling" are among the forces bringing important changes to university science, he noted.

Public acceptance of the reality of global warming has dipped, politicians are retreating and changes to how science is done and scientists behave are required.

While many of the changes to the science curriculum used coded language to advance conservative principles, some additions to the history standards were more overtly political.