Sentence examples for enforcing changes from inspiring English sources

In the assessment of our proposal the wider implications of enforcing changes to our research design that narrowed its focus was not recognised by the ethics committee as their concern was directed at the risks presented by participation in research activities, and not by the wider implications on what could then be known.

Having failed to bring greater religious tolerance to Northern Ireland, the British government hopes to expunge its negligence by enforcing change through the pettier applications of the law.

The rap duo, who have been vocal during the #BlackLivesMatter movement, said that the riots were instrumental in enforcing change in the US.

This would not necessarily upend the banking system, though, if widely adopted, it would enforce changes.

Pakistan may be encouraged by the enforced changes to the England team.

In a way, the enforced changes were a blessing, he noted.

As predicted, England made two enforced changes to the team that lost to Bangladesh.

Gatland has made two enforced changes from the side that defeated Ireland last weekend.

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

After two enforced changes, Wenger used his third substitution to cast on Joel Campbell just after the hour.

Reshuffling coalitions is harder than single-party shuffles, and Cameron has gone a record 500 days with minimal – enforced – changes.