Sentence examples for accepting changes from inspiring English sources

This may be because, for Democrats in the Bush era, accepting changes in the workplace is considered tantamount to siding with Bushian corporatists.

Apple was criticised for allowing password resets over the phone, while Amazon was criticised for accepting changes to account settings via phone.

A spokesman for the DeExEU said the government would be willing to continue accepting changes to the complex bill as it makes its way through parliament.

In a White House meeting with credit card industry executives, Mr. Obama sought to jawbone the companies into accepting changes — some voluntarily, some through legislation — that could cut heavily into profits at a financially difficult time.

Police handheld film taken on the day of the Hillsborough disaster contains an "unexplained" 10-minute gap in one of the tapes, it has emerged at a pre-inquest hearing in London today, while some officers have admitted they believe they were pressurised into accepting changes to their statements.

It has been rejected by the CWU as it is conditional on the workforce accepting changes to pension arrangements and other terms and conditions.

The College of Engineering is not accepting Change of College applications for the EECS major.

Accepting change requires acknowledging loss.

Unknown in this dance of detente is how far President Castro will go in accepting change.

Accepting change also necessitates keeping divergent feelings and thoughts in mind at the same time.

Accepting change as the only constant keeps me realistic and on my toes.