Sentence examples for changed that would from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haggerty committed to buying out his brother's interest in their father's house in summer 2008, Mr. Vacco said, before Mr. Bloomberg even sought to have the law changed that would allow him to seek a third term and before Mr. Haggerty knew he would be working for the mayor's 2009 campaign.

What were the things, if changed, that would have kept them in the job?

When a customer calls Cox to complain, they have been told (as I was) that Cox does not cause these popups, and that they (I) needed to subscribe to a special "service" for an extra $10.00 per month to have settings changed that would stop these popups.

The Hensarling bill includes changes that would address this situation.

There are less drastic changes that would help.

It's a change that would be permanent.

This may lead to further regulatory changes that would directly affect the management of sport organisations.

Residual Impacts are the impacts of climate change that would occur after adaptation.

The current framework plan calls for many changes that would directly affect the Institute.

Another team outlined practical changes that would make Activities Midway less daunting.

There are hundreds of such changes that would cost very little.