Now there is a chance for change.
So there was a chance for change, but that chance was blown.
"We have failed to invest sufficiently to sustain the upswing .But now there is a chance for change.
"And then I remember thinking 'well, brilliant but that was long overdue … by about two decades.' Later that day what I hoped for was a chance for change, a chance for our communities to get better".
This conference should be a chance for change, for students to get the representation they need in this time of crisis.
Proponents of participation, on the other hand, argue that an election, even a sham one, puts stress on the regime, thereby creating a chance for change.
"Of course there is a chance for change if we had free and fair elections," he said, shaking his shaven head.
Systemic change is essential, and all political parties (as well as the rest of us) should turn their attention to it as the general election offers a chance for change.
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If American policy on various matters is regarded by the European Union as a challenge to European values and interests, the same United States policy may be acknowledged as a chance for change and hope by other countries, like Poland, Slovenia, the Baltic states, Hungary and the Czech Republic.
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