Sentence examples similar to the proposed changes impacted from inspiring English sources

Experts working for the Psychiatric Association on the manual's new definition — a group from which Dr. Volkmar resigned early on — strongly disagree about the proposed changes' impact.

The bill also puts a roadblock in NIH's controversial plan to revamp how pregnant women will be recruited for the study: NIH can make "no changes to the current design or Vanguard pilot structure until at least 90 days after the IOM [ Institute of Medicine conducts a review of the proposed changes and impact on the results".

It is unclear whether the U.S. will accept the proposed changes, and what impact they may have on India's solar expansion plans.

Given the behaviour-shaping effects of research evaluation, the paper demonstrates how the proposed changes could help embed impact considerations among the routine reflexive tools of university researchers and enhance rather than restrict academic autonomy at the level of research units.

Alteration agreements may require a review of construction plans, building permits or contractor licenses and insurance as well as an assessment of the impact the proposed changes would have on others in the building.

The proposed changes could have a significant impact on large European telecom companies, such as Spain's Telefonica, Germany's Deutsche Telekom and France Telecom, said Global Insight analyst Emeka Obiodu.

Transportation officials in Glendale and Burbank said that the proposed changes would not have major impacts on local bus riders.

Wouldn't they be most impacted by the proposed changes?

"You have to build an environment where people across levels can dialog an issue with no adverse consequences, and you have to stay connected to those actually impacted by the proposed changes.

Most will have heard of it, but aside from activists and corporations who would be negatively impacted by the proposed changes, there doesn't seem to be a general sense of urgency about protecting it.

"The impact of the proposed changes on police officer pensions cannot, and should not, be underestimated.