Sentence examples for enact substantial changes from inspiring English sources

A rush of recent studies, reports, books and conferences have described the situation as a crisis and urged governments and the industry to enact substantial changes.

Indeed, the 140,000-strong backlog of cases faced by the ECtHR – a situation widely regarded as unsustainable – means Cameron and co could find themselves with the leverage to enact substantial changes.

Bowlsby and the commissioners of the Southeastern Conference, the Big Ten, the Pacific-12 and the Atlantic Coast Conference met about six weeks ago to discuss issues, including an N.C.A.A. legislative system that makes it difficult to enact substantial changes or enforce the rules in place.

These things need to be addressed by enacting substantial, long-overdue structural reforms that mostly are independent of security concerns.

"We are unaware of any other nation that has enacted such a substantial change in gun laws as has been implemented in Australia," the authors said in the study.

But federal recommendations after disasters have traditionally resulted in substantial changes in codes enacted by state and local governments from New York to California.

"These are substantial changes.

These are all substantial changes.

Thereafter there were no substantial changes.

This may require substantial changes in personnel.

Like substantial changes to monsoons, for one.