Sentence examples for a change designed from inspiring English sources
For example, many properties in St.-Emilion and nearby Pomerol are switching from stainless steel fermenting tanks to wood, a change designed to produce richer, more intense wines.
One is to change the law so unions cannot indemnify, pay or reimburse their officials when they are fined by courts, a change designed to neuter union militancy.
(Last year Mexico decriminalised possession of small quantities, a change designed mainly to limit the scope for police to demand bribes).
In a change designed to reward nine good months more than six good days, the PGA Tour is taking away five cards from Q-school and giving those spots to the Nationwide Tour.
In a change designed to reduce mistaken identification of suspects, New Jersey began yesterday asking witnesses to crimes to view mug shots one at a time, rather than side by side.
Students will have the right to attend prestudy advising sessions at the university of their choice, a change designed to ensure that students find a suitable field of study before they enroll.
Released late Thursday, "Perfect Illusion" is a stomping disco-rock jam with a killer robot-Motown groove, buckets of scuzz-punk guitar fuzz and a key change designed to trigger Pavlovian fist-pumps.
Pete Wilsman, a member of the pro-Corbyn Campaign for Labour Democracy, succeeded in persuading Labour's national executive committee to agree to a rule change designed to increase the chances that the Trident motion would be debated.
After a 17-6 loss to the Cowboys on Sunday, the team began a bye week that will include a lot of introspection and a number of changes designed to spur the 0-4 Jets out of their torpor.
In 1980 the Bryant Park Restoration Corporation was organized to transform the park — a task accomplished by 1992, with a few minor changes designed by Hanna/Olin Ltd., like the wide new entrance at the 42nd Street corner.
As Upper Canada's administrator Brock made a series of changes designed to help Canada in the event of a war.
