Sentence examples for engineer changes from inspiring English sources

He met strong resistance when he tried to engineer changes in the military, bring abusive soldiers and corrupt officials to trial and call the Suharto family to account.

In its report on progress under the green deal, the committee said that the government must be able to judge whether take-up levels were low or high enough, and if they were found to be too low, to engineer changes to the policy that would improve its uptake.

Each engineer changes the future of the client and, in turn, incrementally changes the future.

The risk is that geneticists with good intentions could mistakenly engineer changes in DNA that generate dangerous mutations and cause painful deaths.

Usually, reservoir engineer changes geological properties to match history data, but ignore the changes of fluid properties, which may have a big influence on history matching.

The European union of 2016 is vastly different from the EEC, vastly more likely to engineer change or frustrate the kind of changes that many UK voters yearn for; dominant in ways that people find menacing.

It had living, breathing agents here on earth working and often suffering to engineer change, in the teeth of opposition from those who reckoned that they ought to simply shut their traps.

Counterinsurgency is attractive as a military tactic but it should not lead us into a strategy of nation-building in places where we do not have the capacity to engineer change.

She is an aspiring engineer, change maker in her community of Muhuru Bay, Kenya and most importantly, a future high school graduate at the WISER secondary school in rural Kenya, During her visit to Duke University in early April, she shared her ultimate dream with a classroom full of students; "I want to use my education to make a change in my community, to bring them up".

As they state, 'professional values, affirmed over centuries and woven into the fabric of healthcare organizations, are resilient enough to frustrate many attempts to "engineer" change from above' (Scott et al., 2003, p. 117).

He also engineered changes to her will in his favour and took artwork off her walls after she was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease.