Sentence examples for advocate changes to from inspiring English sources

The City Council even proposed a bill this spring to prohibit the mayor and council members from spending their own money to advocate changes to the City Charter.

We will forcefully advocate change to this system in the Government's forthcoming fares review.

If we believe that, then we should pursue reform and advocate change to our elected officials.

Although the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Bank of England advocated changes to the rate-setting process, they demanded anonymity.

"It's something out of Dickens," said Philip K. Howard, the chairman of Common Good, a group advocating changes to what it calls the nation's lawsuit culture.

The review was also welcomed by Paul Struthers, chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Association, who has been advocating changes to the existing system for years.

He said the measure of the joint panel would be its success in analyzing the Sept. 11 lapses and advocating changes to prevent a recurrence.

The administration is convinced, and Republicans in Congress fervently hope, that the presidential election proved that advocating changes to Social Security is no longer political suicide.

Well before last year's election, 1199 began advocating changes to programs for home health care, a rapidly expanding category of Medicaid spending and an industry that also happens to be less unionized than other sectors, like hospitals and nursing homes.

Turnbull faced an early embarrassment on Tuesday after three Nationals senators crossed the floor to support a symbolic Greens motion advocating changes to competition laws, and two others abstained from the vote.

Second, many of her advisers were free-market proponents who advocated changes to the tax code and to labor policies which went far beyond what German voters would accept.