Sentence examples for which includes changing from inspiring English sources

It is a global change which includes changing the shock shape, the shock location and the subsequent electric and magnetic field structure.

We introduced a new way of selecting officers called The London Factor, which includes changing the way officersrelate to our communities.

The losses illustrate the challenges that the education reform movement faces as it seeks to elect candidates friendly to its agenda, which includes changing how teachers are evaluated and increasing the number of charter schools.

Heathrow representatives explained how a new system, which includes changing the use of the departures runway, would affect residents in Hammersmith and Fulham at a meeting at Hammersmith Town Hall last week.

It's a two-part solution which includes changing perceptions and pivoting mainstream thinking.

It seems voyeuristic, even creepy to follow a group of people living out their lives (which includes changing, going to the bathroom, sleeping, and sometimes, having sex) at all hours of the day.

TfL estimates the cost of renaming a zone 1 station for a sponsorship deal would cost almost £2m to change the name initially and then an additional £2m to change it back, which included changing posters, timetables, maps, bus and cycle guides.

In addition, some students said that other services have also been affected by this change in prices, which include changing the date of the test, sending the results by post (locally and internationally), and getting an additional copy of the test report to be sent internationally.

Congress also began debating the Democrats' tax proposals, which include changing the structure of corporate tax.

I was worried about possible security implications and I had to do some housekeeping, which included changing my passwords and my instant messenger, or I.M. name.

The Correctional Services commissioner, Glenn S. Goord, declined to comment yesterday on the report's specific conclusions and recommendations, which include changing prison rules so that emotionally disturbed inmates who misbehave would be treated instead of sent to isolation.