Sentence examples for a case for changing from inspiring English sources

But there may well be a case for changing them".

Gideon Rachman in the Financial Times (subscription) says there is a case for changing EU rules on migrant benefits.

"The committee does not see a case for changing the fee or the house price cap on financial stability grounds at this point," the FPC said.

Dr Schekman also delivered an outstanding lecture, and he has recently made a case for changing the way in which science is published, here in the Guardian.

In summary, it concluded: "We do not consider that Ipsa has made a case for changing the boundary of the existing scheme of business costs and expenses".

"We don't see a case for changing the entire system," said Simon Lloyd, a spokesman for O2, the biggest mobile company in Britain.

There is a case to be made and the CBI has made a powerful case for changing the law.

A legal case for changing the current judicial process, through the senior district judge, has not been made out and parliament is entitled to reject the proposed change on that basis alone.

Data linkage of built environment measures to both self-reported health behaviours and objectively measured health outcomes builds a stronger case for changing neighbourhood design conducive to healthy living.

Yet I remain sceptical about both the substance of this argument and the extent to which there is an overwhelming case for changing the traditional way of deciding most things – first past the post is a sporting metaphor, after all - just because a lot of people want it.

"When we see golfers, over and over again, highly skilled golfers who restrain the driver and end up getting the yips, and we know what accounts for it, it makes a pretty good case for changing the way we do it," he said.