Sentence examples for realised change from inspiring English sources

When they [clients] came in to the session hungry or with no money for their bus fare, I realised change was needed," she says.

In the intervention, each practice participated in a series of multidisciplinary workshops (minimum 4) where the process outcome was the production of a practice development plan and a set of personal portfolios, and the final outcome was a realised organisational change.

The government has at last realised that structural change is necessary if we are to build the highly skilled workforce essential to our economic future.

Horsfall says: 'Nobody in the circles I moved in realised things had changed.

Coffin (2000, 278) proposes the category Social Valuation to describe the group of meanings concerned with "explicitly realised cause, time and change" (major/minor, significant/insignificant).

Conducting a project at four levels is challenging but is what is needed to achieve the much-vaunted but rarely realised workforce-enabled systems change.

The financial crisis changed that as "people realised these institutions called banks are really about generating profit and fuelling the greed of the bankers".

One year after that he wrote in Earthquakes in London a fissiparous climate-change drama with thinly realised characters (among them a glacial female politician) which was given an explosive staging by Rupert Goold.

I have found in the past that by the time one finally manages to create ideal working circumstances, the work itself can change and all one's carefully realised specifications can become instantly redundant.

In reacting to his being named the 2015 Laureate, Sir Fazle said "...we realised that women needed to be the agents of change in our development effort.

The application of this nonlinear control concept on the realised hardware setup shows that accurate trajectory tracking during dynamic set point changes is ensured.