Sentence examples for by real changes in from inspiring English sources

But wider moves to brand all public services as co-operative must be backed by real changes in practice, says Ed Mayo, secretary general of Co-operatives UK. "It is a metaphor – but what we hope is it leads to practical action," he says.

But wider moves to brand all public services as co-operative must be backed by real changes in practice, says Ed Mayo, secretary general of Co-operatives UK. "It is a metaphor – but what we hope is it leads to practical action," he says.

However, it's important for investors to understand the difference between a natural sell-off that can often happen at times when the market has been driving higher, and a sell-off driven by real change in the market.

A new analysis from the Pacific Institute (Municipal Deliveries of Colorado River Basin Water, authored by Michael J. Cohen) documents real changes in population and water deliveries for 100 cities and water agencies in the U.S. and Mexico that deliver and use water from the Colorado River basin.

These other former players and I seek compensation from the NCAA, but we also hope these lawsuits will change the game of college football for the better by forcing the NCAA to make real changes in its treatment of student athletes.

Or we could look at the other inflation measure we were given today, the PCE, which is probably a better reflection of the real changes in costs faced by consumers.

An emergency custody investigation by Herpin finally prompted her to make real changes in late 2008.

"The phenomenon I am concerned with," Hofstadter wrote, "involves not so much the progression from one political position to another as the continued coexistence of reformism and reaction; and when it takes the form of a progression in time, it is a progression very often unattended by any real change in personal temper".

In the federal legislative branch we find a slight bit of momentum backed by optimism for real change in the next five years.

Performance of the model was assessed by computing the correlation between the real change in VL (CD4+ T-cell count) and the change predicted by the model.

"I am determined to ensure a real change in outcomes by 2020 for all children in England," Longfield says.