Sentence examples for has put changes from inspiring English sources

Since then the University has put changes in place to ensure sorority recruitment is more inclusive.

The transit agency has put the changes on hold following a public outcry, which culminated in a heated public meeting last week where 200 upset neighbors, sometimes shouting and stomping their feet, confronted city leaders and transit agency officials.

The Cameron government has put in place changes that will require younger working doctors to increase their pension contributions to 14 percent of their salary by 2014.

Much of the global political class has put climate change into a file marked 'too difficult'.

President Obama has put climate change back on the national agenda, but actually doing something about it is famously difficult.

The Group of 20 has put climate change high on its agenda, and bilateral efforts — technology exchanges between China and the United States, for instance — are under discussion.

But real change – tackling both the demand in Asia and the protection of animals in Africa – requires sustained and widespread public pressure, of the sort that has put climate change at the top of the world's agenda.

That is unlikely, however, to stop the nation's environmental advocates -- newly energized by a storm that has put climate change at the forefront of many people's minds -- from pressing the president for bold action.

The National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, unable to find a successor to its music director, Leonard Slatkin, has put off the change for two years.

Ms Cooper, who has put tackling climate change at the heart of her leadership campaign, said the Heathrow project should go ahead provided the environmental safeguards proposed by the commission are introduced.

Now a judge has put the rule-change on hold.