Sentence examples for arguments for changes from inspiring English sources

"We encourage local authorities to listen sympathetically to arguments for changes to term dates," a spokesperson for the Department for Education said.

Taking the contribution by the use of sustainable modes travel to the reduction of transport-emission and individual (and indirectly collective) health into consideration would enable stronger economic arguments for changes of mobility.

The ever active antimilitary lobby in the U.S. sprang into action, offering all manner of hopes and arguments for changes in foreign policy: Because North Korea is no longer a "rogue" state, the U.S. has no need to keep 37,000 troops on the Korean peninsula; and we certainly should not proceed with a limited missile defense because it is anathema to the newly nice Kim Jong Il.

As an example of the accessibility of these data, retrospective analysis of the data clearly illustrated the presence of a gap between the levels of home care services provided and the needs of disabled individuals, thus providing both researchers and clinical managers with arguments for changes in budget allocation for services in this administrative region.

Paul Krugman underlines the economic arguments for change in our health care system.

As then, today's plans pitch fears about the cost and alleged chaos of upheaval against hypothetical arguments for change.

In late June, the three directors it was proposing for board seats fanned out across the country, meeting with big investors and making their arguments for change.

This highlights the need to go beyond clinical and financial arguments for change, and create an honest, powerful and well-communicated narrative to mobilise this support.

To reverse this trend, the Trump campaign desperately needs to shift the focus away from his character and onto the broader arguments for change in the White House.

The authors document the impact of sanctions on the lives of ordinary Iraqis, and the arguments for change are pretty convincing.

Despite the relative political activism of the south-west, and the variegated nature of the constituency, sufficient numbers of voters may be unconvinced by the arguments for change.