Sentence examples for chances to make changes from inspiring English sources

If the bill passes the Senate this week, there will be more chances to make changes to it before it becomes law.

With No Child Left Behind up for reauthorization, Congress has a chance to make changes in the way schools are evaluated.

"If we have the chance to make changes we will, depending on the players, how they are physically and how they are performing, but ultimately we want to win the game".

Late Wednesday, Stuart Roy, a spokesman for the House majority leader, Representative Tom DeLay of Texas, said the leadership was planning to bring the bill to the floor on Thursday and give disgruntled lawmakers a chance to make changes through amendments.

The ACA isn't a perfect plan but if fully enacted offers a chance to make changes to the American health care system.

But instead he saw this newfound freedom as a chance to make change and do what was right.

But rather than embrace the turnover as a chance to make change, we have exceptions to the old-white-man rule: The Natural Resources Defence Council has a woman president in Frances Beinecke, but she just announced her retirement.

They don't like to take chances; they don't like to make changes.

They must be willing to make changes, to take chances.

Take a break this refreshes the actors and gives you a chance to make set changes and to pick up on any actor-directed changes occurring as a result of improvising.

But it's also a chance to make some changes".