Sentence examples for commercial changes from inspiring English sources

The government then reissued the £25m tender with a number of mainly commercial changes.

AS to how much a particular commercial changes prescribing patterns, that is almost impossible to tell.

The government has now reissued the tender with a number of mainly commercial changes.

OM added: "The proposed merger is founded on an outdated concept of merging two nationally based operations with limited regard to the technological and commercial changes in global equity markets".

In addition to the commercial changes, GNM Managing Editor Chris Elliott will step down from the board in June 2010, when key projects he is currently running on behalf of the board are completed.

Then the commercial changes to an upbeat tone as a bus rolls past a crowd of cheering people, and a narrator talks about lower taxes, less spending and more jobs.

There are commercial change suppliers, too.

IN 1972, a TV commercial changed the way Americans looked at kosher food.

Like all common law doctrines, the Delaware law defining the fiduciary duties of corporate directors has evolved, often rapidly, in the face of commercial change and experience.

It takes courage to stand up to the unions, the press and the politicians, all of whom resist commercial change, however inevitable in the long run.

Nonetheless, to avoid the worst impacts of climate change at the lowest cost, the report envisages an energy revolution ending centuries of dominance by fossil fuels – which will require significant political and commercial change.