Meanings of implementing change in English

A new year signifies fresh resolutions, starting over, and implementing change.

There will be a period of grace for companies to begin implementing change.

Resistance isn't the only thing to expect when you're implementing change.

But he left the job of implementing change to his successor Brian Cowen.

Temporary workers are playing a leading role in implementing change in the public services.

Organizational constipators-mid- to high-level executives who act as insidious barriers to change-also increased the difficulty in implementing change.

This would provide the "more vigorous leadership" that would ensure every department is implementing change effectively.

On the other, he speaks like a modern, commercial manager and believes in implementing change in the latest consultative manner.

Background: The challenge of knowledge translation in medical settings is well known, and implementing change in clinical practice can take years.

The Seanad reform campaign group Democracy Matters has criticised the Government for the delay in implementing change to the State's Upper House.

Tracking public opinion is essential, but we also need to engage people in dialogue, to involve them in implementing change and delivering services.

Discussions have taken place with the Minister for Finance, Mr Cowen, about a new fund, where universities would be rewarded for implementing change.

In looking towards future improvements, he identifies the need for curriculum change, support for teachers in implementing change and the careful monitoring of students' learning.

At two separate events during the weekend Prof Brennan was highly critical of the Department for its "slow and fragmented approach" to implementing change.

Implementing changes was particularly tough for small-time financial advisers.

Implementing change does take time.