Sentence examples for changes to the use from inspiring English sources

Scientists estimate that forest loss and other changes to the use of land account for around 23% of current man-made CO2 emissions – which equates to 17% of the 100-year warming impact of all current greenhouse-gas emissions.

When the figures factor in conversions of shops or churches, changes to the use of existing properties and other causes, the number of new homes is slowly on the rise, with 13,700 more homes created in 2011-12 then the previous year.

Two changes to the use of technology in international cricket have emerged from the conference, with the umpire's call area in relation to the stumps in lbw decisions set to be increased in size and the scheduling of a trial in the use of the TV official for adjudicating no-balls in "an upcoming one-day series".

We will observe for changes to overall drug utilisation and for changes to the use of newer innovative drugs compared to existing therapies on the PBS.

In a speech on 5th December 2011, the United Kingdom's (UK) Prime Minister proposed two main changes to the use of data collected in the National Health Service (NHS) in an attempt to address this issue [ 2].

Since there is no direct interaction between network services and packet descriptors, the packet type can be changed without any changes to the used network services.

"The change lets people keep more of their hard-earned money," he said, which is why WageWorks supported the change to the "use it or lose it" rule.

These have recently changed to the use of concrete, glass and marble combined with the application of active air conditioning and excessive use of electricity.

Such a dramatic change to the use of science across the entire federal government demands greater scrutiny than it has received before becoming law.

In the modelling of future reductions in blood supply, a possible change to the use of blood products was not taken into account.

He said he would consider changes to the rules used in the 2010 campaign to encourage more audience participation.