Quiet changes in personnel are expected.
This noisy clean government movement is propelled by quiet changes in Indian society.
This is not an official policy change, which could provoke intense political debate, but a quiet change in practice -- like a recent freeze in the authorization of new settlement construction and in the paving of "bypass roads" that connect settlements to Israel, circumventing Palestinian towns.
The Treasury Department's inspector general will review a quiet change in tax policy that stands to give banks a windfall of billions of dollars, a top official said on Tuesday.
But part of its success, said its chief executive, Greg H. Weaver, has resulted from its quiet change in emphasis from men to women.
Armed conflicts in the Middle East have dominated the headlines over the years, but less visible have been the quiet changes happening across the region in the edtech sector in terms of edupreneurs building new approaches, tools and platforms across the learning spectrum.
The changes make it likely that, come presidential elections due in April 2014, the incumbent will either be able to install a member of his own faction or, with truly death-defying drama, run himself for an unprecedented fourth five-year term in office.The rumbles began in July, with a series of quiet staff changes in the army and security agencies.
Suzanne M. Hopgood, president of the Hartford-based Hoprovidesoup, whotelprovinvestment investment advice to institutional investors and developers, said there had been a number of quiet changes taking place in the Hartford area hotel market.
This quiet, technical change in the regulation swing pricing is a part of the SEC's sweeping mutual fund Liquidity Management Rules, adopted in 2016.
Blazing bravura pianism was to be expected from Mr. Ohlsson, but he was at least as impressive in the subtleties of the assorted Chopin pieces in the first half of the program, particularly in quiet changes of harmony, exquisitely prepared and breathtakingly executed.
