Meanings of change the method in anglès

I believe it would be inadvisable to change the method that now prevails.

The next great business reform we must have to steadily increase American prosperity is to change the method of building our tariffs.

Dublin wants the EU to change the method of calculating its structural deficit and is on the look-out for support in its campaign.

The National Gallery has warned its perceived independence could be compromised and its fundraising hit by plans to change the method by which it r(...)

But this didn't stop the protests; it only changed the methods used.

Without changing the principle we have changed the method of payment.

Time, which changes the methods of contest, changes the forms of its knights correspondingly.

After ten years' steady effort Madame de Mortsauf had changed the method of cultivating the estate.

Times had changed ; it behoved him to change the methods which hitherto had held together his hapless inheritance.

Attempts were made to prevent the recurrence of these troubles by changing the method and time of payments.

A redesign of the work-related car expense deduction, for example, changes the method by which car expenses are calculated.

This has suggested more or less vague speculation as to the advisableness of changing the method of electing the president.

The Mater hospital has recently changed the method of ECMO cannula replacement to reduce the risk of injury, the court heard.

For he perceived not that the times had changed , and that with them it was necessary to change the methods of prosecuting the war.

He published a book, entitled "Great Circle Sailing," that quite changed the methods, in some particulars, from which ships had been navigated previously.

The company changed the method it reports earnings in the first quarter, focusing on Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) earnings instead of non-GAAP results.