Sentence examples for changes as proposed from inspiring English sources

But the changes as proposed cannot be justified.

So the church may be right about a potential human rights challenge to the changes as proposed in the equal marriage consultation.

There may even be deeper changes, as proposed in Cif's A New Politics series this week, in the way parliament works – some loosening of the reach of the whips, perhaps, or of party control over select committees.

The changes, as proposed, however, will only exacerbate the problems already inherent in the system.

It is unknown whether subclinical infection occurs in this host population or whether the virus has undergone species-adaptive changes, as proposed for PWMV (4 ).

This exact scenario would occur in the UK if the directive was changed as proposed.

But Schäuble estimates he could raise €2bn (£1.75bn) a year for Germany from the tax, which he would be prepared to spend on international aid or fighting climate change as proposed by the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy.

Those opposing real change as proposed, for example, in HR 3200 (the House measure to reform health care) throw out words such as socialized medicine, a public plan as an option means millions of Americans will lose insurance coverage, and that if you lose a job, out goes your private insurance.

Therefore, the reliable-change approach, as proposed by Davidson and Keating [ 64], was adopted to expand the clinical application of the MDC95 and CID established by the current study.

Table  1 provides an overview of the application of the HAPA model and behavioral change techniques as proposed by Michie et al. (2011), as guidance for developing the SSP [ 35].

He has told analysts that if the debit-card changes go through as proposed, the bank will try to recoup the lost fees elsewhere, perhaps by charging customers monthly fees, or requiring higher minimum account balances.