Sentence examples for intelligent change from inspiring English sources

But one hopes that intelligent change will be for the better, and bureaucratic pressures will not result in a shutdown of farming as described in your article.

We work hard to foster intelligent change.

Others however see this as an intelligent change in policy to address the growing problem of lawlessness by distinguishing between foreign and domestic insurgents.

He says that "intelligent changes" are needed in the Social Security program "but not at the cost of current retirees".

Bloggers Mark Ames and Olaf Storbeck have both shown recently how small, intelligent changes to road permissions and layouts can create a great facility.

Making bad decisions and then being too stubborn to admit them and or to make intelligent changes do not denote strength and wisdom.

He is not a huge turner of the ball, but England were impressed enough by his intelligent changes of pace and flight to prefer him to Adil Rashid and Monty Panesar.

This is an excellent example of a company listening to its users and quickly pushing intelligent changes, in a transparent manner, to deal with a problem.

Nearly every other developed country that has successfully reformed its healthcare delivery system has instituted some form of CER to prevent proposed initiatives from inadvertently harming patients and to foster intelligent changes that improve both the efficiency and the quality of care [ 47, 48].

And it fits well with the Tories' broader compassionate conservative emphasis on decentralisation, intelligent institutional change and constitutional separation of powers.

It's easy to look busy on environmental issues; making real, intelligent, unpopular changes is vastly harder.