Sentence examples for introduce major changes from inspiring English sources

Reviewers zeroed in on the BBC's decision not to introduce major changes to the show format.

Best Cellars, a value-oriented boutique that has influenced wine marketing nationwide, plans to introduce major changes in its sales philosophy tomorrow.

He also strongly hinted that he would introduce major changes to the accountability and structure of the police force in response to the report due to be published shortly by the former Northern Ireland chief constable Ronnie Flanagan.

Christine Tacon, the adjudicator, ordered the Co-op, which prides itself on its ethical behaviour, to introduce "major changes" to the way in which it engages with suppliers but it stopped short of making the group the first to be fined.

This means that highway width does not introduce major changes in the calculations.

But in order to introduce major changes, the mayor will still need the support of two thirds of the combined authority's leaders.

So far 139 MPs have signed the early day motion, guaranteeing that Mandelson's plans will fail unless the business secretary introduces major changes.

A new constitution, which introduced major changes in the government multiparty elections, universal adult suffrage, and the secret ballot was adopted in November 1990.

Over the last three years, the MIT Physics Department has been introducing major changes in the way that freshman physics is taught through the Technology Enhanced Active Learning Project.

It did well for a major application, but repeatedly, enthusiastic people discovered [that] introducing major changes into their tool chains and processes was complicated and expensive, and that educating new developers was difficult and time-consuming.

But our approach can also help companies figure out how to deploy innovations that will disrupt the ecosystem by introducing major changes to the whole consumption chain rather than to one or more of its links.