Sentence examples for implemented many changes from inspiring English sources
From 2007 to 2013, he presided over the sprawling company and implemented many changes, including headcount reductions, and benefitted handsomely from spikes in its stock price.
A BBC Trust spokesman said: "In its first year the BBC Trust has implemented many changes to improve transparency and accountability at the BBC, including service licences, full explanations for decisions relating to new services and periods of public consultation.
CEO Emil Brolick noted that Karam implemented many changes to Wendy's including the introduction of higher quality options like Natural Cut Fries and premium salads.
In his three-year tenure, Mr. Oesterreicher had been unable to lift slumping sales and a sagging share price despite implementing many changes.
On Touch hardware, we've made significant advances in ergonomics, and we're implementing many changes that make Touch even more comfortable, reliable, and natural.
"We have learned some painful lessons and have already implemented many of the changes that will prevent this type of malfeasance from happening in the future," the statement said.
RTPI's Pinoncely pointed out that Bogotá managed to implement many positive changes because of the leadership of Enrique Peñalosa, mayor of the city from 1998 to 2001.
"While eBay has implemented (or begun to implement) many positive changes, it is our view that there will still be more investment needed in 2008 and that eBay would sacrifice near term financials to maximize the future for the company," said Peck.
Other Indonesian cities have implemented many of these policies.
We have already begun implementing many of these changes; they will go into full effect July 21.
Despite the adoption of new legislation to uphold women's rights and amendments to national constitutions, "what has not been done is to implement many of these significant changes", she said, adding that substantial steps to achieve gender equality must be evident within the next five years.
