Sentence examples for pursued major changes from inspiring English sources
Jaguar also called on RIM's board to follow the lead of several technology giants, which have recently pursued major changes.
In short, he is not afraid to pursue major structural changes, even in the face of the conventional wisdom and an entrenched status quo political establishment.
Other companies have been stubborn and have not pursued any major changes despite overwhelming evidence that they should.
He told reluctant Democrats that as president, he would pursue major foreclosure relief efforts, vowing to change bankruptcy laws to allow borrowers to discharge mortgage debts.
Stuart M. Butler, a vice president of the conservative Heritage Foundation, said Mr. Clinton had persuaded Congress to accept major changes in health and domestic policy by pursuing an incremental approach.
While Mr. Medvedev has not yet put in place many major changes, Mr. Putin has generally allowed him to pursue his course.
And the players union, which is resisting major changes to the labor deal, has more incentive to pursue all possible remedies.
"Instead David Cameron and the Tories are vandalising democracy by pursuing their own narrow party political interest rather than seeking public consent or cross-party consensus for major changes to our democratic institutions".
One of the major changes in the societies noted worldwide over the past few decades is postponement of childbearing due to women pursuing higher education and a successful career.
I think we're past major changes.
