Sentence examples for change delivering from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — The House voted 255 to 172 on Thursday to halt the Obama administration's program to regulate industrial air emissions linked to climate change, delivering a rebuke to a central tenet of the president's energy and environmental policy.
"It is possible that the programme delivers the planned outputs, but this does not result in the desired change (delivering against the plan but missing the point)," one states.
"Most people will actually feel climate change delivered to them by the postman," he explains.
"The inspectorate rightly recognises that the scale of change delivered, including the structural reform, should not be underestimated.
For one thing, "Change" delivers a message notably distinct from Dylan's in "Blowin' in the Wind".
Peter Young, Chairman of the Aldersgate Group: "It is refreshing to see the internationally respected Committee on Climate Change deliver such clarity in its review of the fourth carbon budget.
The move, ahead of a United Nations summit on climate change, delivered a victory to campaigners and the UN's newly minted initiative to persuade companies to shun climate-denying business lobbies.
Ten Billion was not a conventional play, but took the form of a lecture on the realities of climate change delivered by Cambridge scientist Stephen Emmott, advisor to the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
The US is claiming credit for "enormous" efforts on climate change – delivered in part by the carbon reductions from its investments in the controversial practice of "fracking" for shale gas.
Apparently most voters in Tuesday's election believe he delivered on that promise despite the fact that only a minority believe the change delivered was for the better.
"Feels Like Summer," which was released in June alongside "Summertime Magic," issues a subtle warning about climate change delivered through Gambino's haunting vocals and dreamy melody.
