Sentence examples for changed to support from inspiring English sources

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

They had to begin thinking about how their specific areas could be changed to support the transformation knowing that their own jobs might not survive the process.

"Companies that are doing the right thing are doing so at a cost to themselves, and the simplest way to address this inequity is to have the law changed to support or make it easier for them to have equal benefits," said Daryl Herrschaft, director of the Human Rights Campaign's Workplace Project.

Therefore, USIM has to be changed to support the authentication protocols in emerging network technologies.

Some countries, like Germany, believe that treaties will have to be changed to support the new architecture of the eurozone.

The history of Japanese craft beer started in 1994, when the liquor tax laws changed to support smaller beer makers.

Work plans that were once focused on normal social work activities changed to supporting families without food or shelter.

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

The founder of green chemistry explains how chemicals manufacturing must change to support a sustainable future.

One of the greatest challenges of systems neuroscience is to explain how synaptic connections change to support maximally adaptive behaviour.

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.