Sentence examples for have changed current from inspiring English sources

Pryor voted in 2006 to kill a Republican amendment that would have changed current law to prevent legal immigrants from getting credit toward future Social Security benefits based on taxes paid while working in the U.S. illegally.

Two Western studies have changed current clinical practice in the treatment of resectable gastric cancer.

To be truthful, they should have changed "current laboratory methods to "current screening laboratory practice".

The results of the pivotal MA.17 trial have changed current clinical practice to extend letrozole protective therapy in thousands of breast cancer patients currently receiving 5 years of adjuvant tamoxifen.

This would have changed the current rate from 13%, with a tax-free threshold of A$18,200, to 32.5% from the first dollar.

Even though the blog's name and URL have changed, your current bookmark, or RSS feed, will continue to work as always and all of the previous material on the blog will be found in the same place.

It is fair to point out that the rules of disclosure have changed – under current rules this information would have to have been immediately disclosed – but I cannot see why there were no communications about Mr Lacey's confession in 1983, or indeed until yesterday.

Several factors that may have changed the current picture of results were not included in this study.

Patients with heart failure used to have an increased risk of stroke, but this may have changed with current treatment regimens.

They could have easily accessed dental care which could have changed the current reported missing (M) and filling (F) components of the mean DMFT.

This may have allowed exclusion of districts and laboratories containing information which may have changed the current interpretation of the findings.