Sentence examples for changes which involve from inspiring English sources
He can perform flying changes, which involve tricky shifts of accent.
But some state governors worry about losing revenue from the changes, which involve introducing a uniform national value-added tax.
Unwinding Help to Buy could be painful.These changes, which involve no fresh outlays for now, do not disguise a deeply cautious budget.
He has said other junior doctors would not be worse off from the changes, which involve reductions in payments for working anti-social hours by re-defining what constitutes anti-social.
"It remains to be seen whether these changes, which involve abolishing 162 organisations and creating 500-600 new ones, will produce higher or lower management costs, but throughout the past two decades the numbers of NHS managers and the management costs of the NHS have grown steadily, regardless of reorganisation".
Ahead of a damning report on government contracts with private firms, Hodge singled out the DWP as a department particularly struggling with the delivery of welfare changes, which involve managing a relationship with private IT contractors, back-to-work providers and benefit assessors.
It involves making behavioral changes, which involves "rewiring your brain".
In describing late twentieth-century processes of social change, which involve a transformation in the nature of self-identity and intimacy, Giddens talks of the ascendancy of 'confluent love' and 'the pure relationship'.
In the long term, we must hope for social change which involves hundreds of thousands of individual changes of heart.
He led a change, which involved cutting overheads and bringing the company's pension deficit under control.
One of the lessons learned from Synergos' work is that a structural or systemic change, which involved adjusting how an institution is organized or modifying relationships between institutions, creates new solutions, frees up resources, generates innovation, and improves an institution's ability to respond to new challenges.
