Sentence examples for trying to induce changes from inspiring English sources

Knowing these fundamental barriers must not hinder from trying to induce changes and does not prevent from successfully doing so.

Oxfam's lead on the campaign, Judy Beals, told me that "cutting and running" was the "easy option" for the company, whereas staying in the supplier relationship and trying to induce positive change was more complicated and difficult, but held more promise of making a long-term difference.

Evans' fiancee, Natasha Massey, was accused by the prosecution during the retrial of trying to induce a key prosecution witness to change his evidence by flagging up the existence of the reward.

I believe they are trying to induce competition".

We are trying to induce tolerance to a transplanted pig organ.

The White House, South Korea and Japan are trying to induce North Korea to drop its nuclear weapons program.

Mrs. Aposporos said the city was trying to induce her to sell out.

With a 3-2 Choate Choathrewrew a fastball, trying to induce a grounder.

And let's not forget how The Rentals is trying to induce people to support its new album.

In this case, they're trying to induce a feeling.

The movie's not a downer trying to induce pity and guilt; rather, The True Cost intends to draw attention to the current practices of the fashion industry so that we as creators and clients can bring about positive change.