Sentence examples for change one official from inspiring English sources

"That's likely to change," one official said.

"The focus more of these discussions today is to set out the reason why he is doing this, the views of the British people about the EU, the fact that they are not happy with the status quo and what they need to change," one official said.

"Bush made a number of changes," one official said.

"Our door is always open to consider possibilities but we would need a real and valid reason to change," said one official.

Maude is keen to change what one official described as absurd security checks in Whitehall in which civil servants are often treated as a member of the public if they visit a different department.

"There are a lot of people who will give you a series of assumptions about what happens to nuclear control if there is a leadership change," one senior administration official with access to intelligence on North Korea said Tuesday.

But many of the officials involved in the rebuilding deliberations have indicated in speeches, public meetings and interviews that certain decisions, while subject to change, are, as one official put it, "made but not made".

"They hadn't changed a thing," one official said.

Maloney is likely trying to determine whether to recommend a major overhaul or less drastic changes, one N.H.L. official said.

The announcement represents an olive branch on HUD's part in the face of mounting pressure after a regulatory change one month ago that Bush administration officials had said would help to control spiraling housing costs, but critics said would gut Section 8.

"People say climate change is something for our kids to worry about," one official told the Post.