Sentence examples for changes contemplated from inspiring English sources
The changes contemplated by the administration would not necessarily save money.
Like a lot of cultural changes contemplated in the 1970s, it was too good to be true.
On one issue Ms. Paulus was particularly emphatic: She and her team, not Mr. Sondheim, were responsible for dropping the most controversial changes contemplated for the show.
Of the broader market-oriented changes contemplated by Governor Bush, Mr. Pollack said, "We fear that this would wither away the fee-for-service system that five out of six seniors depend on today".
The White House said the changes contemplated by Congress would provide coverage for nearly 8.5 million newly uninsured people who had lost their jobs and would protect Medicaid for many more whose eligibility would otherwise be at risk.
People who work with Mr. Brauchli say that some of the changes contemplated or under way might have occurred even without the takeover — including the recent appearance of more hard news and political news on the front page — and that in some areas he agrees with Mr. Murdoch's agenda.
The change contemplated by House Republicans would make the work requirements in the president's plan less onerous for states and so more acceptable to state officials.
One change contemplated in the draft of the proposal circulated last month would require the elderly to leave traditional Medicare and join a private health plan associated with the program to get drug benefits.
The change contemplated by Kings Coach Darryl Sutter would give rookie left wing Tanner Pearson, the club's first-round pick and 30th overall in the 2012 entry draft, his first taste of play in the NHL.
To decide whether to carry out a QI, policy makers or managers and clinician say they need to know if the change contemplated is effective in improving outcomes.
In all countries, whether or not any fundamental institutional changes are contemplated, there are evidences of radical change in the structure of ideas and assumptions that underlie the preparation of teachers.
