Sentence examples for entail changing from inspiring English sources

Changing the name would also entail changing the company's stock ticker symbol, currently AOL.

To do so would entail changing institutions so that political calculations are removed from monetary policy making.

She and the Fed's board of governors will consider no policy responses to the current system's grotesque flaws and injustices that entail changing the system.

The plans may entail changing when and where some services are offered, but there is no plan to close any of the hospitals or clinics in the state, said Pamela Redmond, spokeswoman for the VA Connecticut Healthcare System.

But won't that entail changing many of your policies that try to maximize orderliness?

According to Steven Udvarhelyi, senior vice president and chief medical officer for Philadelphia-based Independence Blue Cross, health reform can't simply entail "changing the name on the check," or the "ratcheting down of programs" one by one.

Configuration entails changing system parameters to affect application change.

The widespread, rapid adoption of English as a Medium of Instruction (EMI) in Higher Education has entailed changing the language of instruction with no explicit changes to curricular design.

This often entails changing schools as well as foster parents.

*That it entails changing the male-dominant, sexist culture that has prevailed until now.

The two easiest spells, by comparison, entailed changing a frog's color and levitating it, results that reflect our awareness that both color and location are transient rather than fixed features of the physical world.