Sentence examples for be changes at the from inspiring English sources

There are expected to be changes at the top, with doubts clinging to the futures of the manager, Tim Sherwood, and the technical director, Franco Baldini.

"There will be changes at the individual level, but generally speaking I don't see that we are looking at any major changes," the diplomat said.

For that to happen, there would have to be changes at the top of the WRU, with Lewis and the chairman David Pickering under pressure to justify the mess the grand slam turned into.

And Davies suggested there could be changes at the City Ground next season.

On Monday, following a 4-0 defeawaywat at Fleetwood which left Yeovil 13 points adrift of safety with only five matches remaining, Skiverton said there would be changes at the club.

Jones said there needed to be change at the Forestry Commission.

There are huge numbers of things that need to be changed at the BBC.

The signs need to be changed at the expense of taxpayers.

But it's there and needs to be changed at the root.

There could be change at the foreign ministry, which Radek Sikorski has headed since 2007.

The humanitarian program is not administered by regulations, and can be changed at the direction of the immigration minister.