Sentence examples for changing the methods from inspiring English sources

It is in the public's interest that the profession continue to regulate itself by developing and changing the methods of self-regulation to meet the changes in health care and society.

In recent years, at least three official committees have suggested changing the methods used to measure poverty in India.

These included changing the methods used to assess the risks of products, as well as making sure nanoscale versions of conventional bulk materials were looked at separately.

The wine writer Burton Anderson once observed that Mr. Quintarelli, known as Bepi, was not bound to the past: "It's simply that the philosophical Bepi, after traveling and observing the progressive techniques of others, decided that there was nothing to be gained from changing the methods learned from his father and grandfather".

This article aims to demonstrate the need for changing the methods with which accidents are analyzed, if we truly wish to use what we uncover from them to learn and enrich our knowledge base of organizational management.

In particular, changing an accounting system means changing the methods of handling the organisation of the entire company; it means convincing those who will actually use the new system that this method of accounting will enhance their own work, mainly because of the additional information that they have access to.

Changing the method to UB3LYP* gives negligible changes to the energy difference between R and R′ and a value of −7.0 kcal mol−1 is obtained.

But Mayor Paul T. Fader and another group, Englewood Citizens for Education, warned that changing the method of choosing board members would not guarantee better schools.

Benjamin Butterworth, a supporter of Liz Kendall, who was elected chair of London Young Labour earlier this month, advocated changing the method of allocating positions on the London committee.

Senior American commanders in Afghanistan, who were shown a draft copy of the report this spring, responded by changing the method of assessing Afghan security forces.

His readiness to experiment with hitherto unimagined forms, wrought from unlikely materials, has established him as a one-man sculptural avant-garde, constantly capable of changing the method and direction of attack.