Sentence examples for change to support from inspiring English sources

Stephen Foreshew-Cain, the executive director at Government Digital Service, explains how policymaking has to change to support digital business.

He has given notice for nearly a year that the Pentagon's spending priorities would have to change to support its new emphasis on counter-insurgency.

Whether or not the publishers colluded (three have settled, Penguin, Macmillan and Apple fight on) the fact is, as pointed out here, the publishers involved were making less money under the agency model than under Amazon, but made the change to support "an open and competitive market for the future", as Macmillan's CEO writes in a letter to authors.

President Obama had been in office for less than a fortnight when the deadline for nominations for the 2009 Prize passed, but the panel praised the new US leader for the promises he had made during his election campaign: to fight climate change, to support international diplomacy, and to begin to rid the world of nuclear weapons.

A key question is how to promote organizational change to support current management objectives.

Modeling LCC helps analyzing causes and consequences of land change to support land-cover planning and policy.

Whistleblowers have been praised by ministers, who have promised changes to support them.

Facebook did not make any site-wide changes to support the protests.

Pundits warning of a contested convention also usually have some rule that's been changed to support their case.

Mr Brown said Britain's 6 million carers would need extra help as the population aged, and the government must be willing to make changes to support them.

Environmentalists say that under Syriza, forest protections have been weakened, energy efficiency policies undermined, environmental permitting systems deregulated, and renewable projects damaged by changes to support schemes.