Sentence examples for undertaking the change from inspiring English sources

He said he understood why Starbucks was undertaking the change.

Three medical schools have undertaken the change from traditional curricula to PBL curricula; Manchester in 1994, Liverpool and Glasgow both in 1996.

The mayor wants to go forward with the proposal to require energy audits, but now is leaving it up to the building owners whether to undertake the changes called for by those audits.

"Nonetheless, they have recognised that the team's performance is not at the level that it needs to be and have resigned in order to give the team the opportunity to regroup and undertake the changes necessary to get back to the front of the grid.

For Elton, it was Cromwell and not Henry who undertook the changes in government – Henry was shrewd, but lacked the vision to follow a complex plan through.

SM aims to motivate people to undertake the changes in behaviour necessary to improve their condition.

The paper highlights the rationale for undertaking this change, and discusses the educational frameworks, which were used in order to develop the programme.

The studies framed women's bodies as separate and autonomous agents undertaking the pregnancy-related changes of their own accord [ 31], sometimes to the point that women considered their body had become a stranger to them [ 25].

"I suppose I think David Cameron didn't win [an outright majority at] the last general election because he didn't undertake the profound change that I'm talking about," Miliband says.

Rejecting calls for attention-seeking stunts, and referring to the Tories' failure to win an overall majority, he says: "I think David Cameron didn't win the last general election because he didn't undertake the profound change that I'm talking about for our party".

Baird said he undertook the legal changes which prevented corruption findings because he was implementing all the recommendations of a review of Icac after the high court decision on Cuneen.