Sentence examples for delivering the changes from inspiring English sources

How effective are your managers at engaging and delivering the changes envisioned by your decision makers?

In a Department of Heath stocktake, 97% of local councils said they were "fairly or very confident of delivering the changes".

Sources said that peers had only rejected "statutory instruments" – the measures that are delivering the changes to tax credits – on five occasionsover the past century and none of these applied to financial matters.

In fact the then president, Amadou Toumani Touré, known as "ATT" more out of derision than any sense of affection, was viewed as deeply corrupt and incapable of delivering the changes that Mali – still one of the five least-developed countries in the world – needed.

This means that law firms have to take a new strategic approach to knowledge management as a business development tool, a way of delivering the changes and innovation that will help law firms to survive and thrive in today's dynamic and uncertain business and professional landscape.

He told MPs he had set up his own investigation in 2012, after he felt civil servants were not "focusing" properly on delivering the changes.

She added: "These reforms represent the final crucial step in delivering the change necessary to return the group to health.

They are why we're here today -- to start delivering the change they demanded at the polls in November, that they have continued to demand since the election.

They are why we are here today to start delivering the change they demanded at the polls in November.

Because what matters to him -- and to us -- is delivering the change we need to start moving in the right direction.

1) Congress (not just the Republicans, either) has not supported President Obama's attempts at delivering the change on which he campaigned (and the change for which Americans overwhelmingly voted).