Sentence examples for changes to the department from inspiring English sources

Somehow, Brown carried on, and used his experience – dating back to his boyhood – to implement a long list of changes to the department.

One, known as Intro 1079, would create an independent inspector general to monitor and review police policy, conduct investigations and recommend changes to the department.

1079, would create an independent inspector general to monitor and review police policy, conduct investigations and recommend changes to the department.

In 2011, soon after Jackson took the job as associate vice president for undergraduate education that included oversight of career services, he began making changes to the department, which an external review later found to be "dysfunctional," a Rutgers spokesman said Monday.

Ms. Cerbelli's lawsuit initially called for substantive changes to the department's policy manual, the Patrol Guide.

But while that lawsuit sought to determine whether the police were justified in the shooting, Mrs. Cerbelli's suit also demands changes to the department's patrol guide.

She retained that title when her affiliation at the university changed to the department of biology in 1993 and then to the department of geosciences in 1997.

After all, when Ms. LaForgia arrived in late 1998, the mayor said he hoped she would bring a sea change to the department.

Less clear is his ability to bring change to the department, where morale has been hurt by the likelihood that the police will soon have to shoulder a large share of the budget cuts that will be necessary to restore the county to solvency.

"I am here... to be heard," DeLeon said slowly in the online video, "and to bring change to the department -- to the law enforcement departments -- as to how they go about enforcing the law".

Have there been any other recent changes to the chemistry department at the University of Bath?