Sentence examples for a case for change from inspiring English sources

These stories inspire us and can help you make a case for change.

Yet the Labour peer says there is still a case for change.

It is that some voters do see a case for change.

A result is a shortage of strong, charismatic political leaders who could make a case for change, in either party.

Just as important, our fault line framework can help executives build a case for change and garner stakeholders' support.

The framework can help executives build a case for change and persuade stakeholders to support the decision.

Matt Dunkley, East Sussex director of children's services, welcomed the rule changes, saying: "There's definitely a case for this change and a number of local authorities are already carrying out this kind of practice.

He said: "The case for AV is fundamentally a case for political change.

The answer remains in dispute, but public health leaders here are now making a case for a change.

There is a belief that, if you produce enough alarming data to support a case for reform, change must follow.

Yet, if ever there were a case for a change in the structure of the railways, the continuing debacle over Southern rail makes it incontestable.