The phrase "about the changes while" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes that occur simultaneously with another action or event, but it needs additional information to be fully understandable.
Example: "We need to talk about the changes while we are implementing the new policy."
Alternatives: "regarding the changes during" or "concerning the changes as".
"You can't let these things get in your way," he said, shrugging as he heard about the changes while waiting for a train in Jamaica.
When that's not possible, game publishers like NIS America will publish in-depth explanations about the changes, while other companies, like Nintendo, refuse to offer up any rationale at all through official channels.
When that's not possible, game publishers like NIS America will publish in-depth explanations about the changes, while other companies, like Nintendo, will refuse to offer up any rationale at all.
When asked about the change while promoting NBC's "The Voice" at the TCAs this weekend, he said he meant no offense, but stood by the switch.
Open (if you haven't already) a LinkedIn account and reach out to some people who could give you some basic information about the changes that have occurred while you have been away.
On the question of whether they felt the club had consulted fans adequately about the changes, 89.4% said no, while 8.7% said yes.
Complex content of teaching While talking about the changes in the content of teaching, teachers emphasised three tendencies: first the content of teaching has become more integrated, secondly it is more complex, and thirdly more oriented towards learning outcomes.
The first, the "social camp", represents groups which primarily seek to bring about social change, while the second, "occult camp", instead focus on contact with spirit entities and channeling.
Louis Herns Marcelin, a Haitian-born anthropology professor at the University of Miami, said that Haiti had become "an apartheid country": those with influence and money have greater fears about the change that outsiders might bring, while most people just want to see their own, often wretched circumstances change.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey (pictured left) has stepped down, and co-founder Evan Williams moves from the Chairman role to CEO. Williams talks about the change in a blog post: "While the board of directors and the company have nothing but praise for where Jack has taken us, we also agree that the best way forward is for Jack to step into the role Chairman, and for me to become CEO.
