Sentence examples for introduced fundamental changes from inspiring English sources
The question has been whether William I introduced fundamental changes in England or based his rule solidly on Anglo-Saxon foundations.
Historically, Windows 3, Windows NT3.5, Windows 95, Windows 2000, Vista and Windows 8 all introduced fundamental changes to the operating system, while Windows 3.1, NT4.0, 98/SE, XP and Windows 7 mainly refined and polished their predecessors.
A successful VBM program is really about introducing fundamental changes to a big company's culture.
"It is deeply disappointing that the European Parliament has voted today to introduce fundamental changes to the long overdue takeovers directive" said the European Commissioner for the Internal Market, Frits Bolkestein.
Campaigners against a new generation of secret courts are confident they will be able to introduce fundamental changes to the controversial measure next week by launching parliamentary guerrilla tactics dubbed "ping pong with grenades".
The Draft Law is a significant improvement of the existing post-Soviet Civil Code, designed to introduce fundamental changes to the existing system in a wide range of issues, including property rights, contracts, obligations, security instruments and intellectual property.
But without further renegotiation of the contract, it was impossible to introduce fundamental change.
If a reformist parliament is voted in, they will expect him to introduce fundamental change.
Chris Grayling said the plan would "adversely affect" other services and could not be introduced until "fundamental changes" were made to other parts of the network.
That effectively killed off the troubled Gulf and internationally backed political transition process – which removed Saleh from office after four decades and temporarily avoided a Yemeni civil war, but failed to introduce more fundamental changes.
The deal stoked Bratton's credibility within the organization, which would make it easier for him to introduce more fundamental changes later, and it marked him, to his political bosses, as a man who could solve problems.
