Sentence examples for cases to change from inspiring English sources

"We bring these cases to change companies," Mr. Seligman said.

It is also in many cases to change it in a fundamental way, to give it a new essence.

Those qualities, coupled with a gregarious personality, they said, make her a powerful force behind the scenes, where she has used her mastery of the cases to change minds, improve opinions and forge consensus.

Each case the court selects, by the agreement of at least four justices, under its internal rules, is a vehicle intended to accomplish something: to clarify the law, interpret an ambiguous statute, resolve conflicting decisions among the lower courts or, as in the Shelby County and Fisher cases, to change the status quo.

It is impractical in most cases to change the design of each tray to fit calculated conditions.

Reduction of lane width equal to 0.25 meters corresponds in most cases to change of road functional category according to the Guidelines for Designing Road Works [12].

But the case to change the fundamental relations of power undergirding internship culture still does.

This was assured by Tony Blair's decision – provoked by the Finucane case – to change the law on public inquiries.

Sydney MPs Julian Leeser and Jason Falinski, and the Victorian Liberal MP Russell Broadbent, all argued there was no real case to change the current provision.

A few days later the commission's race discrimination commissioner, Tim Soutphommasane, put himself at odds with Triggs, saying there was "no case" to change section 18C.

Clyde Haberman (" 'Now Wait a Minute!' O, So Beautiful," NYC column, June 15) makes a strong case to change our national anthem from "The Star-Spangled Banner" to "America the Beautiful".