Sentence examples for by proposing changes from inspiring English sources

The document said that Goodyear had responded by proposing changes in tire construction of the tires that would save $500,000 to $700,000 that year.

Mr. Goodlatte pushed back against criticism that the committee was dragging out the process by proposing changes to the system one by one.

The House bill makes a good start in the right direction by proposing changes in Medicare reimbursement rates and various pilot programs to encourage greater productivity and less costly forms of care.

The commission tried to address the issue last September by proposing changes to grant slightly broader discovery rights to defendants, but that drew a tepid response and nothing has been put into effect yet.

Back in Westminster, Hacked Off its continuing its self-appointed legislative role by proposing changes to the crime and courts bill to protect "loss-making" bloggers from being caught by the legislation, and compelled to pay exemplary damages if they lose a libel or privacy case.

Mr. Jiang has also sought to shape policy, party insiders say, by proposing changes to an agenda-setting report presented Thursday at the start of the 18th Party Congress, the weeklong meeting that precedes the naming of Mr. Hu's replacement and a new generation of leaders.

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Johnny Mercer, the Tory MP for Plymouth Moor View, tweeted: "Concerned by proposed changes to PIP.

Triggered by proposed changes in the concessions reserved for the Scheduled Castes, the disturbances soon escalated into riots between Muslims and Hindus that continued for five months.

* Good news from the BBC: John Humphrys, unless he's a No campaign sleeper agent, is as baffled by proposed changes to the voting system as you are.

We work with some of the UK's most vulnerable children, young people and families whose lives risk being made even more precarious by proposed changes included in the immigration bill.