Sentence examples for principles has changed from inspiring English sources
Over the years, the role and use of IT in the application of the lean principles has changed.
"Our principles have changed," said Morgan.
One broad, straightforward principle has changed police work in Britain: seek information, not a confession.
Next, determinants of the employment rate other than the ISP could in principle have changed during that period.
Paul hasn't changed his principles, but he has changed his emphasis — or maybe he has come to realize that, in politics, emphasis can be nearly as important as principles.
The bailout of Wall Street with taxpayer money represents a radical departure from capitalist principles, one that has changed the face of the American economy.
Now that President Bush, either through principle or expediency, has changed his mind about Condoleezza Rice's testimony before the 9/11 commission (front page, March 31), may we expect no more commercials and innuendoes about John Kerry's "flip-flops"?
It may be that over the past 66 years the principle of political responsibility has changed more than the technology of news.
Franklin remarks that Quaker principles have not changed, but technology has changed the nature of war.
A hundred and fifty years later, the model organism has changed, but the principles remain the same.
The introduction of family practitioners, with novel financing principles and responsibilities, in the mid 1990ties has changed previously existing relations between patients and medical specialists; access to consultants has lost its immediacy.
