Sentence examples for enforced a change from inspiring English sources

"This club's track record proves we do not take such decisions lightly, having only enforced a change in this position three times in approximately 14 years.

The justices by a 6-2 vote refused to allow the state to enforce a change in the voting rules adopted on a party-line vote.

The company, he says, is simply enforcing a "change-of-control clause" in the contracts.

The stated aim was to enforce a culture change in the financial sector and to raise £500m.

"I made a few changes, some enforced, a few in terms of thinking about the bigger picture and I thought the lads who came in played really well for us tonight".

This kind of study is particularly important to generate new research questions that will help design the best strategies to enforce an effective change in Portuguese community pharmacists' role.

"I'm not enforcing a structure for social change.

He was extremely critical of the U.S. invasion in Iraq, rightly warned of chaos after an externally enforced regime change there, and gained a reputation for saying no to the United States.

Utopian architecture in this respect has imagined itself to be a sublime engine of social change physically enforced; change the physical conditions of an imperfect thing, a city, and you will make it better.

An extra £10m in cuts to Leicestershire budget will be enforced because of a change in local government funding, council leaders say.

Our everyday sayings re-enforce an aversion for change.