Sentence examples for cited changes from inspiring English sources

Of those changing health plans, a little over half cited changes in their insurance as the reason for also changing their source of care.

He cited changes in management as the reason for his discontent.

Ms. Maguire cited changes in licensing standards that the agency carried out in April 2002 that allowed it to close 100 foster homes it had found substandard.

The firm cited changes to the taxation of foreign profits announced in last week's budget and due to come into effect at the start of July, relating to intellectual property rights such as patents, copyrights and trademarks.

Asked what he was most proud of, he cited changes in the Nasdaq stock market, which stemmed from the discovery that market makers had violated antitrust laws by conspiring to keep customers' trading costs high, as well as his initiatives to force the issuers of prospectuses to use plain English and to promote investor education.

It also cited changes to sentencing policies in the Legal Aid, Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act.

Just a few minutes into his final State of the Union (SOTU) address before a joint session of Congress Tuesday night, a clearly relaxed Obama had already cited "change" half a dozen times.

Only two hospitals cited change in ACOG guidelines as a reason for the change.

Three nurses cited change in staffing, such as adding a hospitalist or availability of 24 hour anesthesia.

While some have cited change within public health systems as complicated and expectedly gradual, Stephen Lewis former special envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa, has called the sluggish response "almost criminal"[ 19].

Although nearly all respondents (98.6%) reported receiving medical care the last time they (or a child under age 13) needed it, improved access to medical care was the most frequently cited change respondents desired with regard to the health of adults living in their community (cited by 48.4% of respondents).