Sentence examples for all changes needed to from inspiring English sources

That means that some, though not all, changes needed to create his mayoral bullpen might need the approval of the commission.

All changes need to be initiated by the NCAA, college athletics governing body.

Change may come in many forms, but not all changes need to be steamrolled out over all those around you.

All change needs to tie back to basic principles, values, and objectives of the business.

The memo continued: "We would like you to lead a small team to fully define this shortfall in tasking capability [and] identify all the necessary changes needed to rectify it".

"The results over a number of weeks, 11 games without a win, has impacted all concerned and immediate changes needed to be made," blathered a club suit.

"The results over a number of weeks has impacted all concerned and immediate changes needed to be made," said a club statement.

His data suggest that the endophytes counter the production of oxygen free radicals--the first step in the stress response--thereby short-circuiting all but the specific changes needed to survive a particular condition.

The report of the WHO Commission recommends a broad range of policy changes needed to improve all stages of drug production and use.

"If high-quality health care is to be provided to all patients, changes need to be made in the health care delivery system to accommodate low-literacy patients," the authors, writing in the journal Patient Education and Counseling, concluded.

Police, the CPS and campaigning organisations all say that changes need to take place outside the courtroom, such as education programmes to debunk the myths about rape.