Sentence examples for changes to the established from inspiring English sources

"These foreshadowed changes to the established geopolitical and economic relationships that have defined interactions within developed economies and between them and the rest of the world," said chairman Douglas Flint.

Subsequent to the announcement of the labeling changes noted above, the FDA also issued changes to the established names for 4 products licensed in the United States (Table 2).

Furthermore, the current changes to the established post-Cold War order are addressed.

Obama's personal charisma, stirring oratory, and his campaign promise to bring change to the established political system resonated with many Democrats, especially young and minority voters.

It seems a given we can expect challenge and change to the established order.

First, the 1987 changes to the IND program established mechanisms by which patients could obtain INDs outside of clinical trials [ 42].

Rodwell returned to New York City determined to change the established quiet, meek ways of trying to get attention.

Carriers like AirAsia, Tiger Airways and Jetstar are growing, but "this is not going to change the established carriers' attitude" in the way it has elsewhere, Mr. Plaisted said.

But deeper than this, certain aspects of Tolkien's worldview matched the perspective of hippies, anti-war protestors, civil rights marchers and others seeking to change the established order.

It also involved changes to the physical environment: cities established police checkpoints, and offenders were required to install Breathalyzer locks on their cars.

The centrepiece of the entrenchment of state power is a proposed change to the constitution, establishing recourse to a "civil state of emergency" in addition to powers adopted in 1955 during the Algerian war of independence, in order – says François Hollande – to confront "war of another type", as presented by jihadi terrorism.