Sentence examples for substantial changes and from inspiring English sources

He said Japan's new programme "does not require any substantial changes" and confirmed whaling would resume.

He put in place substantial changes and was instrumental in the passage of the America Invents Act, patent legislation that, among other things, created a new process for challenging issued patents.

We want to compare the share of internal trainers among treated individuals (whose work environment has been hit by substantial changes) and non-treated ones.

And while he added that, in his view, the bill has seen "substantial changes" and "significant improvements in the protection afforded to privacy" — flagging up the government agreeing to add a "clause in general duties in regard to privacy" into the legislation — he said the aim of the amendment is "simply to reinforce the government's approach" by including a more visible pro-privacy statement.

However, the first meetings of Ministers of Education of the Community at the beginning of the 1970s, and the presentation of the Janne Report [19] for a Community policy in education, would lead to substantial changes, and to the need of establishing precise and decisive agreements.

This is one of the most substantial changes, and it really fits the open world structure.

Some say that such huge numbers of protesters should have brought about more substantial change, and quicker.

This is very substantial change, and I think it is reasonable to think that perhaps we can do something now".

• Whenever a scandal rocks College Sports Inc., there are hopeful suggestions that there will be substantial change and reform.

"It requires substantial change and reform, but I think that you see much more support for that basic imperative than I would have expected a year ago," he said.

His list of ministers, when it appeared, included some reformers but also some men who are widely seen as corrupt, alienating legislators who favor substantial change and might otherwise have backed him.