Sentence examples for case for changes from inspiring English sources

Earlier Ms. Merkel had pressed the case for changes that would curb voting rights for spendthrift nations.

He also promised to help strengthen the union movement by making the case for changes in labor law that would ensure the right to organize and collectively bargain.

While Clegg's case for changes to the NHS bill is based on political panic, Labour has been leading a principled opposition from the very start.

David Cameron will fly off straight after PMQs today to Iceland for a meeting of northern European countries from inside and outside the EU, where he is expected to continue to push his case for changes to the UK's relationship with Brussels.

He said there were cases in the report that presented data which did not support the case for changes.

Following the elections, Mr Cameron has pushed the case for changes in the relationship between Brussels and EU member states in a series of phone calls to other heads of government.

Trying to shame people into changing behaviours, or focusing purely on the moral case for change, is not the way forward.

They make a good case for change.

The case for change is absolutely clear.

However, the case for change is compelling.

Meanwhile in England, the case for change is overwhelming.