Sentence examples for change onto from inspiring English sources

We saw that popular pressure can not only create debate but also force real change onto the agenda.

The next available flight I have been able to change onto is on the 8 May, 17 days after my planned departure date.

"The last thing Cornwall needs is to be on the slow uncomfortable little train line you have to change onto from your high-speed train to Bristol or even Exeter," says Taylor.

From Chur there is an hourly service along the Surselva valley to Ilanz and Disentis, where you can change onto another local train over the Oberalpen pass to Andematt.

This study aims to describe quantitatively the influence of this land use change onto wind erosion susceptibility in this region.

Hamilton and Vettel halted their battle for fourth position when they came into the pits to change onto intermediate tyres on lap 66.

Joanne Cash, barrister and Conservative candidate, outlined her proposals to strengthen the position of the press, and responded to an audience question that, yes, she was lobbying senior Tory MPs to get these changes onto the policy agenda.

"It's ethically wrong to force these changes onto an unwilling user base as it alienates them while devaluing the quality of the site and tarnishing your credibility," posted Aaron Vollhofer.

It has now become obvious that DNA response elements do not merely tether regulatory proteins to control regions of target genes but may additionally impart conformational changes onto the DNA-binding domain as well as to neighbouring domains of steroid receptors.

Alternatively, they could start building a campaign now, and get viable candidates favoring major changes onto the ballot in 2020.

According to this figure from EPI which maps unemployment changes onto real wage changes,* a two-point decline in unemployment would raise low wages for men by about 4% and for women by about 3%.