Sentence examples for blueprint for changes from inspiring English sources

I am not suggesting "Toward a More Responsible Two-Party System" offers anything like a blueprint for changes that might be made to contemporary American political parties.

The decisions on those two major naval installations in New England were the commission's most significant deviations from the Pentagon's blueprint for changes at more than 800 facilities in 50 states.

With the help of an outside management firm hired last year, the immigration service has also come up with a blueprint for changes that it says will eliminate the backlog by the end of 1999.

On Tuesday the commission released a draft blueprint for changes to the workplace relations system, including a new type of statutory contract that would allow businesses to offer jobs with alterations to award conditions on a "take it or leave it" basis.

The commission, in its draft blueprint for changes to the workplace relations system, also proposes a new type of statutory contract that would allow businesses to offer jobs with alterations to award conditions on a "take it or leave it" basis.

"I'm concerned that now not all capitals have the same sense of urgency that they had some months ago," José Manuel Barroso, the president of the European Commission, told a news conference where he presented a blueprint for changes to institutions governing the euro area.

Regulators and lawmakers are likely to go further than Wall Street's blueprint for change.

The Indy's leader, "A blueprint for change at the BBC," argued much the same.

The sixth Labour health spokesman in five years frankly admits that he does not have a blueprint for change.

But Roose believes Living Well does offer a blueprint for change: "What we are doing is unique.

He says he plans to submit the blueprint for change this month to state officials for their approval.