Sentence examples for introducing changes to from inspiring English sources

I remembered reading about BT introducing changes to its email accounts and went on its website to check.

One platform that is ahead of the game is Lending Works, which is introducing changes to make its offering more appealing to older people.

ROME — In an effort to rein in the sexual abuse crisis threatening the church, the Vatican is inching toward introducing changes to canon law to make it easier to discipline pedophile priests, Vatican officials say.

Mr. Horobin's intervention comes at a time when the British government is introducing changes to the national school curriculum to include a list of 162 words that all 11-year-olds would be expected to spell.

Hence, introducing changes to existing power plants may significantly impact the sustainability of water resources.

Guernsey Post has announced it will be introducing changes to its postal products and the associated rates from 1 April.

Are you thinking of introducing change to your business or work life?

The government says it will introduce changes to the WCA recommended by Harrington from April.

The court demanded that the UK introduce changes to the law which would correct this injustice.

The NSC recovered after 1986, when Frank Carlucci and Colin Powell introduced changes to reduce the bureaucratic rivalries.

The government is preparing to introduce changes to the trespass laws that would make it easier to begin fracking.