Sentences with phrase «prompted the change in»

SPECIAL REPORT: The effects of a Fifo lifestyle on the workforce have prompted changes in workplace practices among some of the major resources sector players.

Shawn Williams, a lawyer for the users, said it's not clear yet whether the lawsuit might prompt changes in the way Facebook uses biometric data.

Nonetheless, the initial results prompted a change in strategy.

The U.S. Senate voted on Tuesday to confirm attorney Jay Clayton to head the SEC, a change in leadership that could prompt a change in tack by the agency through which investment products come to market.

Will Keurig Dr Pepper merger prompt change in sustainability strategy?

Tommy Baldwin pulled one back for Chelsea just before the break prompting a change in the direction of the match and ten minutes into the second half the hosts were leading 3 - 2 (Tony Hately, Charlie Cooke).

It was called a «farce» and a «joke» last year and prompted a change in the rules for the 2018 F1 season.

(Pat Rice might retire at the end of this season, which will prompt a change in coaches anyway)

Injuries to first XI personnel, including centre - back Alan McLeary, prompted changes in the starting line - up and contributed to erratic form up to the halfway point.

Julie Cappleman - Morgan, a graduate of UCE Birmingham's Master's degree course in Applied Social Research will find out later this year, the extent to which her dissertation has prompted a change in the law.

It took a 9 - year campaign to prompt a change in Nestlé's policy — which it announced during a week of demonstrations at its factories and offices across the UK (claiming with typical shameless public relations spin that it was «taking the lead»).

The rise of female political donors parallels a similar surge in the number of women running for elective office and has prompted a change in campaign finance rules allowing candidates to use their political money for child care in some cases.

As a historical example, in 1854 it took 9 weeks and over 130 votes before a new Speaker was elected - prompting a change in rules to make winning easier (The winner only has to receive the most votes regardless of the number of ballots cast rather than an absolute majority of > 50 % of the congressional seats).

But two of the women who made complaints against Mr. Lopez, Victoria Burhans and Chloë Rivera, said the report should prompt change in the capital.

House Majority Leader Eric Cantor's June primary loss in Virginia prompted changes in the lineup.

Increased «Flu Like Illness» Prompts Change in Hospital Visit Policies Citing an increase in reported flu, the County's three hospitals have instituted temporary age restrictions on visitors to their facilities in order to prevent the spread of influenza.

Chaytor's mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's during the period of his claims and he became her main carer, prompting changes in his living arrangements.

Bandwidth - hungry video streaming applications are prompting changes in the way that information is sent across the internet via its network of optical fibres.

For Campos, as for many of the thousands of early - career scientists currently aiming for tenure - track positions, the depressed job market prompted a change in course.

Boffetta does not think the study results should prompt any changes in daily fruit and vegetable intake suggestions, saying that, «recommendations should take all health aspects into account, not just cancer risk.»

Now a study shows that seeing sick people can even prompt changes in the immune system.

It's the precise timing of these signals in relation to one another that prompt the changes in the nervous system's plasticity mechanisms, which may lead to the symptoms known to tinnitus sufferers.

VARIETY — The hackneyed industry catchphrase «creative differences» has been enlisted countless times over the decades to describe Hollywood productions gone amok, prompting a change in the director's chair.

Another initiative that's prompting change in Mexico's schools is a program designed to provide incentives for school improvement.

Differences in the content of the tests could also prompt changes in curriculum or instruction that might later produce differences in college success; our study can not assess this possibility.

Approved by the state board of education last month, the rule is meant to prompt changes in Maryland universities that train school leaders, said Mary Cary, an assistant superintendent in the state department of education.

Her calculations of dollar implications and cost equivalent tradeoffs have prompted changes in education finance policy at all levels in the education system.

Critical Race Theorist Derrick Bell posits that advocacy and litigation affected by international shame have been the primary techniques for prompting change in America's school desegregation efforts.

«A year ago they had me stand here in a sweat suit,» the model confided in noting how the higher price tags on the trucks prompted the change in fashion.

No body known for sure since when the behind - the - scene change as introduced or what prompted the change in the first place.

But it will be interesting to see if Arrington's CrunchPad announcement, and a presumably imminent product launch, prompts any changes in Apple's plans at WWDC.

This may prompt a change in strategy or force the manager to invest in less attractive investments.

Two years of worth of consumer data were studied and it was determined that unpaid medical debt is not a clear credit risk indicator, prompting the change in the credit scoring system.

That, in turn, might prompt a change in how you use your credit cards to maximize your rewards.

During the celebration, supporters damaged the Benthem Crouwel Wing's rooftop and glass panels, resulting in $ 400,000 of damage [21] and prompting a change in venue to the Amsterdam Arena for the celebration of AFC Ajax's subsequent 2012 victory.

We wondered about what prompted the change in amplitude and slight change in tempo prior to about 1800.

Whether Cantarell's slide prompts changes in Mexico's oil sector remains to be seen.

But China could enhance its national energy security by developing innovative policies than prompt change in the country's energy consumption structure, shifting it from heavy dependence on coal and oil to energy - saving products and alternative energy.

On the other hand, it is unlikely that an increased appreciation for the scientific facts will prompt a change in habits (Hernes 2012).

Although the public generally give the police a lot of «leeway» in the course of carrying out law - enforcement work, this case may prompt changes in police behaviour, he believes.

A range of factors may be of interest here, including relatively stable characteristics of children or their environment, that may have long - lasting and enduring consequences for their mental health, along with events that prompt changes in a child's mental state.

Not exact matches

An appreciation in the currency could hurt the bank's inflation targets and prompt changes to its monetary policy.

It doesn't have to be so; in fact, even the smallest and newest of companies can make changes that prompt quick payments — and none of them involve hiring a guy with a lead pipe.

Or I can figure out what has changed in my customer's life that is prompting a move.

In 2014, its script was leaked online — prompting director Quentin Tarantino to cancel the film, before changing his mind.

What if we were to tell you that simply changing the initial word you use in your emails could significantly improve the odds that people will be prompted to reply?

The challenge in prompting change — broadening the classic definition of «infrastructure,» and investing in initiatives aimed at adapting to a turbulent planet — is heightened by partisan divisions over climate policy and development.

What's more, Hartsock fears the program will change further, prompting even more serious business shifts in the future.

Growth prospects in the company's original niche — rubber stamps — leveled off (some might say they nearly died), and technological changes prompted moves to computer - driven phototypesetting, desktop publishing, sign making, and everything else that could mark the spot for the manufacturer's 800 or so corporate and government - agency clients.

Changes like these prompted what had formerly been known as the Canadian Youth Business Foundation to rebrand itself in 2014.