Sentence examples for overseen a change from inspiring English sources

Detective Inspector Nathan Percival, Greater Manchester's lead on FGM, has overseen a change in approach to FGM in the area.

Looking on was the British head coach, Bill Furniss, who has overseen a change of fortunes since the last world championships in Barcelona garnered a solitary bronze.

A further £450,000 is being cut in the social inclusion and diversity unit which has overseen the Make A Change team, which was set up in the wake of the 2006 murders of five women who were drug addicts working as prostitutes in Ipswich.

They blame him for overseeing a change in a New Year's editorial that originally called for greater respect for constitutional rights under the headline "China's Dream, the Dream of Constitutionalism".

But Dickov was in defiant mood when he spoke to BBC Radio Manchester after Saturday's game at the Banks's Stadium and was confident he would oversee a change in fortunes.

He oversaw a change in the curriculum such that each form was divided into two streams, of which one took Latin, the other more vocational subjects.

Peat said she was not sure whether de Blasio would oversee a change in attitudes at the NYPD -- but, she said, "we finally got some momentum and movement with him coming into office, so I hope so".

Whatever the final verdict on Greenspan's tenure at the Fed, he has certainly overseen a radical change in the style of central banking since 1987.

Paul Martin CEO, LGBT Foundation (48) Martin, who has awarded an OBE in 2011, has overseen a name change from the Lesbian and Gay Foundation to the LGBT Foundation to include bisexual and trans people more visibly in its services.

The last two decades have overseen a dramatic change in the epidemiology of CDI.

The Pinochet regime oversaw a radical change in policy, reducing the role of government in economic management and carrying out a radical economic liberalisation.