Sentence examples for details on changes from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the bank provided details on changes that it would make beginning next year to tighten its refinancing operations — changes intended to restrict the flow of funds provided to lenders.

In spite of repeated efforts to get details on changes proposed by Conservative Transport Minister Lisa Raitt, Vassilakos says there is "no way" to find out if the government is following through on announced improvements to rail safety.

Table  3 provides details on changes over time in macrohemodynamic and microcirculatory variables between T0 and T30.

Offering details on change in Scotland, he added: "If you don't have that careful approach then unfortunately there will be young people who find their chances limited".

By focusing in detail on changes at the onset of neural differentiation captured in the pooled (SZ+PNT versus CNT+RNT) comparison, we found key transcriptional targets for many significantly altered pathways.

Conventional rheological and chemical tests provide a global view of asphalt property and composition changes upon aging, but offer little details on the changes at the microscopic level.

For some items, we used focus group findings to change terminology (See Additional file 2 for details on specific changes).

The bank also provided details on modest changes that it will make, beginning next year, to tighten its refinancing operations -- changes designed to restrict the flow of funds provided to lenders.

More details on those changes were due in the coming weeks, said the spokesman.

Mobile app marketing startup Fiksu, which sent out an advisory message to clients after spotting the freeze and provided us with more details on these changes, speculates that Apple could have also been heading off an anticipated app marketing rush, similar to what happens around the holiday season.

The eight-paragraph statement offers few details on what changes are expected to come out of the national dialogue, only that it be "inclusive, transparent and accountable".