Sentence examples for introduced some changes from inspiring English sources
He has since introduced some changes in collective farms and factories intended to increase productivity, according to South Korean news media and recent visitors to the North.
The new edition of the DSM has introduced some changes involving differences, sometimes significant, in the conceptualization and classification of mental pathology.
N.C.A.A. PANELS CALL FOR ENFORCEMENT The National Collegiate Athletic Association committees governing men's and women's basketball want current rules on rough play enforced and last week introduced some changes to penalties for technical fouls.
As noted supra, at 628, and n. 6, § 16 introduced some changes in wording when it restated certain of the § 1 rights, and the § 16 version appeared in the revision as § 1977.
As you may have noticed, we've introduced some changes around here.
To China's credit, it has realised the importance of the issue and has introduced some changes in the financial sector.
It has been an interesting period, trying to introduce some changes that have been challenging and different.
Of course, we believe that that's not the best way to operate, so we try to introduce some changes, but it's very slow.
Leopold welcomed these petitions and began to cite them as reasons for introducing some changes in the nature of government, including providing greater representation for the lower orders in the provincial diets and placing the police under the rule of the law, a proposal that caused Pergen to resign.
He said Labour wanted to introduce some changes to the budget.
