Sentence examples for formalised changes from inspiring English sources

Small restaurants that cater to both tourists and Cubans have blossomed on the Caribbean island since president Raul Castro five years ago formalised changes designed to remove the Communist state from many small-scale economic activities.

He seized on the peacock impulses of his courtiers and formalised fashion changes, demanding different clothes for every event of the day.

This would be a landmark in international efforts to tackle emissions and fight climate change, formalised in last December's breakthrough international accord on climate change signed in Paris.

Hansson (1995) suggests the differentiation of valuational change into preference formation and preference change, and constructs a formalised model of preference change proper.

Less attention has been paid to responses to climate change taking place outside of formalised policy channels, constraining our knowledge of these interventions.

For instance the Link Person's role in supporting ongoing change in practice may have needed to be more strongly formalised, particularly in public sector settings such as the NHS where agents of change often have less power to exercise their discretion than in other settings [ 11].

Unknown to most of the ground-level actors in this highly formalised encounter between civilizations, both sides are also grappling with historic changes.

Sure, formalised colonialism is over.

Religion is the formalised social version of that.

This universal consensus was formalised in international humanitarian law.

The embassy official suggested those channels have become more formalised.