Sentence examples for institutes change from inspiring English sources

Dance for the Ubakala shows their value system, helps resolve conflicts, and also institutes change.

Instituting change into garbage collection routines is like turning a battleship around.

At 78, the crown prince probably does not have long to institute change after King Fahd dies.

No one is quite certain how much freedom the president has to institute change.

"If they want to institute change it really cannot come from, specifically, an outsider.

Orders from above can't institute change: "if it's not demanded, then it won't be produced," he says.

Chambers said the speed at which the junta was instituting change was "very worrisome" and that the immediate future for Thailand looked bleak.

"There are too many lives at risk and too many people who could benefit from reform to wait two years to institute change," Dr. Wolff said.

It takes time to institute change, and so for the first few quarters of a new CEO's tenure, a respectful position of reasonable doubt is fair.

The central departments should take on the challenge with renewed vigour and imagination, and take responsibility for instituting change across government and holding spending departments to account".

Obama's supporters say that his outsider status and recent exposure to national politics make him an ideal choice for instituting change.