Sentence examples for thrust of changes from inspiring English sources

He said he also backed the "general thrust" of changes to neonatal care but had not yet approved them.

First, we – like many of those cited above – take seriously the historical thrust of changes in the definition of international health to global health, as well as the underlying motors of those changes.

But the initial thrust of change is nowhere better depicted than in Help!, a film that encouraged nothing less than the re-imagination of the Englishman.

In Japan, some cross-shareholdings, so far from being unwound, are actually being increased and most companies still hold their annual meetings on the same day in June.Yet the broad thrust of change in the direction of the Anglo-American system is clear, even to Mr Wenger and fellow activists such as Switzerland's Martin Ebner.

But the thrust of the changes seemed intended to signal to the public that Mr. Singh and Sonia Gandhi, president of the Congress Party, were moving to tackle corruption.

In a statement to the House of Commons on 4 April, he said there could be amendments to the bill but that the government would maintain the broad thrust of the changes it plans for the NHS.

Once in space, the Service Module needed about 100 pounds of thrust to change position.

Now, no bank can fail to alter its compensation policy without having its executives publicly humiliated by politicians and the news media, and frowned upon by regulators.The broad thrust of the coming changes on pay is clear.

In theory at least, she should manage to keep the two big parties together: both of them now need to be on their best behaviour, or run the risk of being punished at the next election.Already, the thrust of German politics has changed perceptibly since the coalition was formed in November.

It can be demonstrated that the case when the thrust application point is almost coincident with the centre of gravity the action of the thrust direction change is neutral in terms of effects on the pitch.

Mr. Leonhardt said his thinking was that "the thrust of the discussion did not change: that Romney seemed to fumble this".