Stockman and Sachs each helped to set in motion historical forces that plague the United States and Russia to this day, and in each case it was because of the unintended consequences of making large scale changes in highly complex economic and social systems.
He said that changes in tax policy were also needed to make large-scale changes to entitlement programs.
But in nearly every case, the subcommittee found that the agency gave HSBC only a warning or mild punishment and did not push the bank to make large-scale changes.
Some people, above all Yale Law Professor Bruce Ackerman, have urged that the American constitutional tradition includes not merely formal amendments but also "constitutional moments," in which We the People make large-scale changes in our understandings.
Just about all the case studies I read in graduate school made it seem like the only people who make large-scale change in the world are from the corporate or government sectors.
The abolition of the NHS's main public health body has been delayed nearly a year to reduce the risks of making large-scale changes around the time of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games, the government said.
Meanwhile, the abolition of the NHS's main public health body, the Health Protection Agency HPAA), has been delayed by nearly a year to reduce the risks of making large-scale changes around the time of the Olympic Games, the government said on Thursday.
As consumers switch to digital photography faster than expected, Kodak has chopped jobs, consolidated its divisions and made large-scale changes in top management.
BPP-1 is of particular interest because it is capable of making large-scale changes to its own DNA in order to adapt to changes in its hosts and environment.
We need business to weigh in on policy if we are to reach large scale change.
These factors make large-scale manufacturing more costly.
