Sentence examples for change on which from inspiring English sources

The Harvard/Manchester programme has identified four initial areas of social change on which to focus: immigration; the changing workplace and the consequences of women moving into the paid workforce; the changing role of religion in society; and inequality, particularly the mounting evidence of the inheritance of class and how it restricts social mobility.

It is another barrier to a change on which a sustainable future depends.

He said the military had to be pragmatic and the politicking around climate change, on which the Republican party has grown increasingly extreme, was ultimately irrelevant.

Rooting out corruption – which was central to the platform of "change" on which Buhari campaigned – is also at the forefront of most people's minds, and so far the scorecard is high.

The administration's dealings with China are further complicated by the American debt held by the Chinese government and issues like climate change, on which the United States is seeking its cooperation.

So can behaviour change, on which governments, lacking the wherewithal for much else, have concentrated their response, and which experts like Dr Piot see as the heart of the problem.

This, then, takes us to the sea-change on which much else depends: a radical overhaul of the educational policy process itself and the relationship between government and national agencies on the one hand and schools, researchers, teacher educators and local authorities on the other.

She also praised Mr. Obama's talking points, stressing the changes on which there was already general consensus.

The executive called in consultants to help him force through changes on which he had already decided.

The changes on which we've consulted won't affect people's ability to get a fair trial.

The changes on which we've recently consulted won't affect people getting a fair trial, and they certainly will not destroy Britain's criminal justice system, of which we are so rightly proud.