Sentence examples for implementation of changes to from inspiring English sources
Funding cuts, teacher shortages and the implementation of changes to exams, curriculum and accountability will make for a bumpy ride.
That follows Google's implementation of changes to its privacy policy in spring 2012 and in January to its Google+ social system which forced users to opt out, or abandon the system altogether.
Software process improvement (SPI) aims to understand the software process as it is used within an organisation and thus drive the implementation of changes to that process to achieve specific goals such as increasing development speed, achieving higher product quality or reducing costs.
He repeated his intention to vote against the implementation of changes to MPs' constituency boundaries, saying reform to the Lords and the Commons were part of the same "constitutional package".
Pilot studies usually precede the formal implementation of changes to the newborn screening panels.
The objective of this program was to finance the implementation of changes to the curricula of medical schools directed towards the Brazilian national healthcare system (SUS).
My view is that either they should be slowing down the national rollout or speeding up the implementations of changes to the system".
(SME 24) The second key aspect of MoCs that was important to SMEs' work was providing practical and detailed considerations for implementation and evaluation of changes to service delivery.
A 10-year programme of reform in three phases is recommended to make devolution changes, with administrative recommendations in place before the next general election in 2015, and implementation of the review of changes to the justice system by 2025.
"The Financial Conduct Authority has just completed the implementation of the biggest set of changes to the mortgage market in 10 years and the lenders are relying very heavily on mortgage affordability," said Aaron Strutt, of Trinity Financial.
The implementation of changes seems to depend for an important part on professionals working collaboratively.
