Sentence examples for introduced major changes from inspiring English sources
A new constitution, which introduced major changes in the government multiparty elections, universal adult suffrage, and the secret ballot was adopted in November 1990.
This law introduced major changes to the electoral ordinance, as it reduced the enfranchisement of the noble class.
By reducing the enfranchisement of the noble classes, this law introduced major changes to the electoral ordinance.
Health reforms in Bulgaria have introduced major changes to the financing, delivery and regulation of health care.
During the second workshop we introduced major changes in the content, teaching methods and methods to evaluate the debate approach and knowledge translation project (KTP) in response to comments from national and international experts in medical education and EBM.
The increase observed in Germany followed a revision of the MS guidelines in 2006 that introduced major changes [ 19], such as recommendations for early DMD treatment at the time of the first demyelinating event or CIS, use of MRI to facilitate diagnosis and early treatment, and prolonged treatment with DMDs based on long-term efficacy and safety data for IFN beta.
So far 139 MPs have signed the early day motion, guaranteeing that Mandelson's plans will fail unless the business secretary introduces major changes.
Best Cellars, a value-oriented boutique that has influenced wine marketing nationwide, plans to introduce major changes in its sales philosophy tomorrow.
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.
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.
