Sentence examples for changes undertaken by from inspiring English sources

In an interview here, Mr. Yoon cited the economic changes undertaken by North Korea since July 2002.

However, unlike most other regulatory changes undertaken by the Trump administration, this one doesn't have the full endorsement of local Republican politicians representing states with energy interests.

Important social changes undertaken by Naḥḥās's government included initiatives to raise the minimum wage of farmworkers and more-lenient laws regarding labour unions.

Mr. Cameron's actions left Britain isolated, and Mr. Westerwelle's remarks suggested that the veto still would not insulate London from changes undertaken by other European Union members.

Observers say that any changes undertaken by Morocco will not mean much as long as there is not a strong and independent judiciary to apply the law.

Similarly, repetition of Pope John XXIII's byword for the council's task — "aggiornamento," or "updating" — has obscured that many changes undertaken by the council were intended to recover ancient truths and practices rather than adjust to contemporary conditions.

Sullivan outlined the key programs of change undertaken by the church.

It is another change undertaken by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in his effort to overhaul the city's public schools.

Shinseki promised the most drastic change undertaken by an Army Chief since the late nineteen-thirties, when George C. Marshall transformed a small peacetime force into the mighty Army that won the Second World War.

The most likely outcome was a loan facility extended on condition that changes were undertaken by the government in Athens.

In several senses, the draft platform codifies the sweeping changes already undertaken by Obama in his second term and makes it harder for Clinton to backtrack.