Sentence examples for change under which from inspiring English sources
So sensitive was the change, under which nations' votes are to be based partly on population, that it will not be introduced until 2014.
For many, though, the big news from last night will be the deal struck on climate change, under which the EU has committed to reduce its overall greenhouse-gas emissions by at least 40% from 1990 levels by 2030.
States act as single constituencies, so the 70 deputies for São Paulo must canvass 30m voters.Congressional leaders favour a change under which voters would in effect choose individuals regardless of party.
In December 2008 Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced a plan to combat climate change under which his country would reduce emissions by between 5% and 15% below 2000 levels by 2020 and would introduce a carbon-trading scheme in 2010.
But although it has not yet been announced, several producers said the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was considering a rules change under which studio executives, talent managers and perhaps others who are named as producer on a film will be ineligible for an Oscar unless they can prove that they also actively worked on producing the film.
Osborne said he was making the change, under which corporation tax will fall from 28% to 23% in four years, because he wanted Britain "to be the place international businesses go to", and to give the UK the lowest corporation tax in the G7.
A conference will be held next spring to fix details of the changes under which union members will have to agree to opt in to party membership.
Miliband said that the changes – under which union members who opt to back Labour can become affiliated supporters, with a role in the party for a fee of just £3 – would help make the voices of working people "louder".
Schools can already exclude pupils for making false allegations, but changes under which schools retain responsibility for excluded pupils' results make them less likely to do so, the union argued.
Instead, the work conditions should be designed in a way that minimises errors: as stated by Reason, "We cannot change the human condition, but we can change conditions under which humans work" [46].
Instead, the work conditions should be designed in a way that minimises errors: as stated by Reason, "We cannot change the human condition, but we can change conditions under which humans work" [ 46].
