Sentence examples for have introduced change from inspiring English sources
My dad would have introduced change, brought the church up to date and the clergy out of their traditional raiment, and done away with the smoke signals that indicate whether the cardinals have selected the next pope or are still working on it.
In the past six months, however, we have introduced changes to solve the above instance – the goal being to promote more content from public figures.
He said: "We expect that staff across the NHS, if they see examples of poor care they blow the whistle on that, which is precisely why we have introduced changes to the staff contract".
Hospitals in the control group are likely to have introduced changes in their organisation as well, but we are not aware of similar programmes that have been executed.
Hospitals in the control group are likely to have introduced changes in their organisation too, but we are not aware of similar programmes that have been used.
In the last decade Semantic Web technologies have introduced changes into the way structured data is published, shared and consumed on the Web.
At least three studies have introduced changes in the APNCU [ 7, 11, 30], with that by Leal et al. [ 30] being the one most similar to ours.
We have introduced changes in GeneID so that the optimal path through the dynamic programming matrix is one which maximizes the number ASPic-inferred introns incorporated into the predicted transcript models.
Regulators have introduced changes relating to the remuneration of pharmaceutical wholesalers and pharmacies, with the aim of reducing these costs with an increasing focus on improving the efficiencies of the supply chain [ 24].
In recent years, both systems have introduced changes in their orientations: Emilia-Romagna has reinforced the goal of integrating social and community health policies, and Lombardy has introduced elements of integration between different social actors and made explicit the need for forms of pooling between public and family resources.
