Sentence examples for enforced changes in from inspiring English sources

The inconsistency in Liverpool's recent performances, he believes, stems from too many enforced changes in central defence.

Trapattoni made two enforced changes in defence from Friday's disappointing 0-0 dragainstnSlovakiakia with Darren O'Dea replacing the suspended Sean St Ledger and Stephen Kelly taking over from the injured John O'Shea.

The enforced change in goal did not alter Parker's fortunes.

More than 1,000 people marched in the BVI to protest against the enforced change in the law.

Critics panned it, but the first season was a ratings hit; then Huggins was pushed out, and Garner confronted Universal Television over an enforced change in tone.

The Conservatives got no credit for the recovery, since it only began after the enforced change in policy forced on Major by the humiliation of Black Wednesday.

There is another enforced change in midfield with Jack Colback not fit, he is replaced by new signing Henri Saivet to start for the first time in the Premier League.

Although, as noted earlier, European Privacy Legislation (http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/), could result in a requirement for an opt in for the use of data leading to an enforced change in the operating practices of the CPRD.

Such debates are currently being discussed in relation to European Privacy Legislation (http://ec.europa.eu/justice/data-protection/), which in the event of a requirement to have an opt in for the use of data could lead to an enforced change in the operating practices of the CPRD.

Why not enforce changes in human behavior instead of manufacturing micro-organisms that sound convenient (to us, now)?

He would try to do so by giving greater powers to a special board to promote and enforce changes in health care delivery.