The World Bank, which critics claimed in the 1970s and '80s was insensitive to local needs and often approved projects that did more harm than good, altered many of its policies and has generally endured less criticism.
Follow either the general recommended cooking specifications based on the type of baked good, or alter the specifications mentioned in the recipe based on the alteration guidelines.
The commercial repercussions of this are significant enough to shut certain titles down for good and alter the ways that others go about their business in the future.
In another, his hands became good and evil: evil clenched and jerky, good flowing and emollient, with good just winning.His alter ego, who promoted him as Everyman all over the world, sometimes spoke for him.
It was given this status on 12 May 1970, and has been listed because it is "a good, scarcely altered simple Medieval church which retains a great deal of the Medieval fabric, including decorate fragments of probable 12th century date, and a fine later Medieval roof".
Even if one could prove that a set of measured responses to specific terrorist acts was effective, or that it's always a good idea to alter terrorists' cost-benefit calculations, there's the problem implied by the tactic's name: people on the receiving end of terrorism, and not just the immediate victims, do, in fact, enter a state of terror.
Good jockeys can alter their ride if a horse is sore or about to break down.
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Under the old gold standard it was not expected that a country of good standing would alter the gold valuation of its currency (although in much earlier days "debasement" was common enough).
