Sentence examples for appealing for changes from inspiring English sources

The differences were magnified last week, when Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, sent a letter to colleagues appealing for changes to allow farmers to react more to demand.

Millions of mostly young Europeans are already accustomed to sharing experience and concerns about social issues, or directly to appealing for change of social situations by using social media.

Recent reports from the National Research Council of the U.S. National Academies have focused on the challenges of toxicology and human risk assessment, appealing for dramatic changes to move forward (National Research Council 2007a, 2007b).

Given my vote of No Confidence in the ability of the U.S. government to solve problems, instead of appealing for a change in the law, even an obvious change in the law, such as, say - automatically granting graduates of top U.S. universities work Visas - I will not appeal to you, or to our government.

Among those appealing for a change in attitude was Amardeep Kaleka, whose father, Satwant – a founder of the temple and its president – was shot dead on Sunday.

Thousands of people had signed an online petition appealing for a change of heart over the two-year-old called Marius.

"The wide definitions are the problem," said Elad Cahana, a lawyer for HaMoked: The Center for the Defense of the Individual, one of 10 groups appealing for a delay on the change in the order.

A Rangers fans group that organised a red-card protest at Ibrox is writing to the club's top 50 investors appealing for their help to force board changes.

They wrote to Mr. Trudeau appealing for help convincing the university administration to change its policy.

"Any one of us could make the discovery that changes our view of the universe," she said, and is appealing for more "citizen scientists".

Police are appealing for witnesses.