Sentence examples for trying to implement changes from inspiring English sources

Piturca, however, is trying to implement changes and at the moment the No10 shirt belongs to Steaua Bucharest's Cristian Tanase.

CleanWell, like many personal-care and beauty companies, is trying to implement changes that will make a difference while remaining safe.

Davis et al. [ 30], Cragg and Andrusyszyn [ 37] and Perry et al. [ 44] noted that graduates reported encountering resistance in the workplace when trying to implement changes.

"But I am realistic," says Brown. "Fundamentally, I'm trying to implement change, and fashion does not exist primarily to do good in the world.

But when CIOs raise the red flag and try to implement changes in security procedures, they are met with a general outcry from employees.

All students, "disadvantaged" or otherwise, need the ability to reflect creatively on societies and cultures, to respond to them adaptively, and to conceive and try to implement changes in them.

If you try to implement change, it has to be inclusive.

Chelsea were without their leader in the second half and that surely meant mixed messages to his staff when trying to implement tactical changes and substitutions.

One lesson we should have learned after all these years of trying to implement incremental change management is that it's always been about people and managing how to deal with these changes.

It has a better shot than if we were trying to implement statewide change".

Members of the Mujahideen e-Khalq, or MEK, an urban-guerrilla group of Iranian dissidents that practices a peculiar brand of revolutionary Marxism, reportedly attended, suggesting that a rogue group of neo-cons had notions about trying to implement regime change in Iran.