Sentence examples for change told from inspiring English sources

"You can't say any one single event is reflective of climate change," William Solecki, the co-chairman of the New York City Panel on Climate Change, told me.

And his pal, the neocon Douglas Feith, one of the primary advocates in the administration for unilateral regime change, told him so.

The head of a United Nations committee on climate change told CNN this week global warming was "absolutely" linked to wildfires and heatwaves.

As Kate Nightingale, head of communications at Time to Change, told me: "The media is extremely powerful and is consumed by millions of people every day.

Connie Hedegaard, European commissioner for climate change, told the Guardian: "I hope to hear from the big parties that this is not the case.

Mr. Einhorn, who had described himself as a "planetary enzyme" and a "catalyst for change," told jurors he had a "Virgo moon".

Todd Stern, the US special envoy for climate change, told journalists that a "coalition of high ambition" was being assembled, from the developed and developing world.

Senator Jon Kyl, the Arizona Republican leading the charge against the bankruptcy change, told bankers there would be consequences if they dealt with the Democrats.

In an earlier session, Yiannis Maniatis, Greece's deputy minister of the environment, energy and climate change, told the audience not to believe claims that oil wealth could solve the country's sovereign-debt crisis.

Bello Ar-Adam, a representative of Buhari's Congress for Progressive Change, told Reuters: "Rigging is the stock in trade of the PDP.

"The irony is that this was tactic that Obama and his administration used to show they were tough on immigration and enforcement but somewhere along the line they seem to have lost track of the very reason why they moved so aggressively," Kica Matos, director of immigrant rights at the Center for Community Change, told the Guardian.