Sentence examples for introduced a change from inspiring English sources
He also introduced a change to the capital allowance system for corporate taxation – that's effectively a massive tax avoidance scheme.
This was not the result of a third-party attack but instead occurred after we introduced a change that affected our configuration systems.
Then last August, the Vatican introduced a change in canon law that will apparently make it impossible for Catholics to defect.
Amin Ghaziani argues that a "post-gay" culture has introduced a change in gay neighborhoods: more men and women are leaving for suburbs and smaller cities.
While publicly funded universities and colleges were allowed to raise tuition fees to £9,000 per year for full-time undergraduate study, the government also introduced a change to the rules for so called 'alternative providers'.
Now, in what could be a bid to attract more celebrities, Facebook on Thursday introduced a change that allows some users to go by their established, well-known pseudonyms on their personal Facebook pages.
Mahmoud et al. (2007) introduced a change-point method for linear profiles in Phase I. Kazemzadeh et al. (2008) applied three methods, namely a change point, F statistics and T 2, to monitor polynomial profiles in Phase I. Other studies in Phase I include Jensen et al. (2008), Noorossana et al. (2009), Zou et al. (2007) and Khedmati and Niaki (2015a).
This strategy comprises four steps, with its specific interventions, in order to introduce a change in healthcare procedures: (1) orientation, (2) insight, (3) acceptation, and (4) changing.
Now, Grayling was introducing a change that would do "incredible damage to the legal heritage because it will impede access to justice".
That would be to introduce a change which has rather dropped off the political agenda of late – allowing them to apply for university places after they have got their A-level grades.
