Sentence examples for next phase of change from inspiring English sources

The DH's permanent secretary, Dame Una O'Brien, announced in December she would be leaving in April, "as we plan for the next phase of change in the department and the wider health and care system".

With benefit cuts putting pressure on local government, and reorganisation distracting the NHS, as well as the cumulative effect of year-on-year reductions in spending, plus this summer's spending review, the next phase of change is just beginning.

I feel that the next phase of change will coincide with the opening of hotels around either corner from us.

Next phase of changes to improve efficiencies in manufacturing, Location & Commerce, and supporting functions.

There is camaraderie in misery, and it won't be long before we begin seeing the next phase of this change taking hold for better or worse.

In these stories and debates, Mr. Singh is accused not only of being the passive head of a corrupt system, but of not pushing through the next phase of economic and administrative changes and ineffectually presiding over an economic slump.

You have the power to take the good, leave behind the bad, and fly away into a life filled with flowers, nectar, wind at your back, and everyone appreciating your beauty as you soar through this next phase of your life completely changed.

The intensity of climate-carbon cycle feedback based on models with a global nitrogen cycle will be an issue of great interest for the possible next phase of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) assessment, as explained in the 'Nitrogen cycle' section.

I believe that changes among men represent the next phase of the movement for women's equality -- that changes among men are vital if women are to achieve full equality.

It was indeed "time for a change," said Mr Major, launching his party's election manifesto on April 2nd, "time for a change to the next phase of Conservative prosperity .The contrast emerges clearly from a comparison of the two manifestos.

She said the next phase of her police reform programme would include technological changes such as transforming police cars into police stations and the wider adoption of body-worn video cameras.