Sentence examples for effected a change in from inspiring English sources
When he connected them with biblical language, he was able to say of bread and wine that these are the body and blood of Christ, and of baptism that it effected a change in the believer's status before God.
President Bush picked up the theme again for the flood of coverage marking his 100th day in office, telling one interviewer that he had already effected a "change in attitude" in Washington where, he said, it was no longer a zero-sum game between the parties.
Has health conscious food become a big enough trend to have effected a change in menus?
We are now returned to the domain of objectivity that had characterized Books 1 and 2 of the Science of Logic, but we might expect such a return from subjectivity to have effected a change in objectivity as earlier understood.
The panel addressed how recent epidemiologic research has effected a change in screening policy and a reduction in disease incidence, as well as the ongoing and future challenges presented by this disease.
Her actions in the War Room effected a change in the situation on the battlefield.
To make it interesting, effect is also a verb, meaning make something happen: I hope my book will effect a change in standards of reading and writing.
The foundation's ethos is to effect a change in culture, in mentality, and to try to encourage and promote active citizenship.
Dacre and Murdoch are not seeking only to prevent a second referendum but to effect a change in the Conservative party ranks.
More likely, we concluded: "Deep Throat was trying to protect the office, to effect a change in its conduct before all was lost".
