Sentence examples for has forced changes from inspiring English sources

Blundell says this concept of freeform character customisation has forced changes to the narrative structure.

More fundamentally, it has forced changes in emergency planning and tactics.

In the meantime, Ed has forced changes through the party that have altered the relationship between Labour and the unions in ways that some union leaders were less than thrilled about.

As a result, the global restructuring of labour markets has forced changes at the local level, with the effect of an increasing number of self-employed and immigrant or ethnic minority businesses (Strüder 2003).

The combination of these major life events has forced changes in the direction Giuliana is taking.

Liberals believe, perhaps with some justification, that Sen. Lieberman has forced changes in the bill simply to spite them.

Budget Sharm may not have been synonymous with cheap hotels in recent years, but difficult times have forced changes in pricing.

Since the beginning of the decade, all three of Chile's neighbors have suffered political and economic convulsions that have forced changes of government.

The new federal requirements have freed some students from having to pay short shrift to some aspects of who they are, and have forced changes in how the colleges see them as well.

Thankfully, he wasn't deploying to Iraq, but the planned invasion had forced changes in the dates for many of the Army's other deployments, including his to South America.

Choreographers like William Forsythe and Merce Cunningham, who have both taught and presented their work in Paris, have forced changes in the way dance is taught, said Mr. Agésilas, who vowed to bring fresh air into the conservatory.