Sentence examples for changes could take place from inspiring English sources

At a meeting in Portugal, Prime Minister Antônio Guterres rejected a Spanish proposal that Lisbon ease requirements that make it difficult for Madrid to win extradition of E.T.A. guerrilla members, saying such changes could take place only in a European context.

A hard fight over spending priorities could begin in June, when proposals for the 2002 budget are unveiled.Some defence-watchers worry that big changes could take place only at the expense of the readiness of existing forces, already, they say, at a post-cold-war low.

Some of the key controversies include its use of so-called Henry VIII powers, which will give government ministers the power to tweak the wording of laws to make sure they make sense in UK legislation - but those changes could take place without having to go through parliament.

Since the elimination of the urban caps is unacceptable to Mrs. Whitman and Mr. DiFrancesco, that provision would have to be removed from the bill or a compromise would have to be reached before any changes could take place in New Jersey's auto insurance system.

Facebook said a vote into the changes could take place, but more than 300m users would need to participate.

Web sites should be able to change their policies regarding privacy and user data without consent as long as users were previously advised that changes could take place and they are given ample opportunity to opt out of the new data applications, the group argues.

Mr. Kilar did not indicate when a change could take place.

Mr. Kilar, in his message last week, did not indicate when any change could take place.

The Cold War stalemate was long taken by Baudrillard as establishing a frozen history in which no significant change could take place.

For this feature for IHT Education, Sara Schonhardt talked to teachers and students in Jakarta about curriculum changes that could take place across the Muslim-majority country by June.

Though it's a small country, seemingly Catholic, more or less powerless, with an indigenous population ruled by autocrats and outside money, and thus reminiscent of typical banana republics, I thought of it more as a folktale or movie setting, universal and archetypal, such that, with minor changes, it could take place in any country wherein such conditions exist.