Most of the new features are of that kind, tweaking and refining the gameplay rather than instituting major changes.
Part of being prepared, he said, was what the department did on Wednesday and Thursday, reacting swiftly to intelligence, and literally overnight instituting major changes in screening protocols at all 765 checkpoints nationwide.
"I think it's important to recognize that the new manager doesn't have an attitude of coming in with a strong broom and instituting major change.
Yet upon hearing about problems in their organization, managers often move too quickly to institute major changes without undertaking a rigorous diagnosis of root causes.
IN an unusual agreement with Ofheo reached last Friday, Fannie Mae said it would institute major changes in its accounting and management practices, including separating Mr. Howard's duties and instituting new auditing procedures.
As mentioned earlier, the definitions of MAs change over time, both because of change in administrative standards and, more often, because of the dynamic nature of cities. OMB instituted major changes in the definitions in 2003, and HMDA incorporated them into its requirements in 2004.
As chair of the McGovern Fraser Commission in 1969 1970, McGovern instituted major changes in Democratic party rules that continue to this day and, to a large degree, were ultimately adopted by the Republican Party as well, with large institutional changes taking place in both.
At the helm of an expanding empire, Suleiman personally instituted major legislative changes relating to society, education, taxation, and criminal law.
Typically the academy waits until spring — months after the telecast — to institute major rule changes, but this year's nominees have provoked an uproar that threatens the image and the financial health of the organization.
Typically the academy waits until spring -- months after the telecast -- to institute major rule changes, but the homogeneity of this year's nominees has provoked an uproar that threatens the image and the financial health of the organization.
Typically the academy waits until spring -- months after the telecast -- to institute major rule changes, but the homogeneity of this year's nominees has provoked an uproar that threatens the image and the financial health of the organization.
