Sentence examples for changes endorsed from inspiring English sources

In all, seven of the eight recommended changes endorsed by the Scott Trust in early 2011 have been put in place, including an online rolling corrections column.

Germany accepts that in the event of treaty changes to create new euro-zone institutions, Mr Cameron would need concessions to get such changes endorsed by Parliament.

She looked for opportunities to promote the practical changes endorsed by more political feminists, but still maintained that her women had to play the system as best they could.

But costs have been edging higher because of concerns about how the bailout will work and about the economy in Spain, where mass protests have occurred this week against austerity and other changes endorsed by Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy.

Democrats, who appear to still hold a shaky majority, would also be wise to enact some of the procedural changes endorsed in April by a few reform-minded colleagues, including strengthening the role of committees and encouraging floor debates, which are now a rarity.

Sadly, Lt. Col. Vandeveld's unparalleled dissection and repudiation of key deficiencies at the heart of the Commission system -- which, as he correctly observed, are without doubt immune to the kind of cosmetic changes endorsed by the Defense Department, the Justice Department and the Senate Committee -- already appears to be a mere footnote of dissent in the revival of the Commissions.

In the EC's new policy document, Agenda for Change, endorsed by European ministers on Monday, the EC outlined its commitment to increase private sector involvement, offering grant funding to manage investment risks in poorer countries.

Most supporters of change in the law endorsed the option to 'agree' with some legislative step towards physician assisted suicide, whereas most doctors who were opposed to a change endorsed 'disagree strongly'.

Undaunted, he stayed several more hours to explain his position, but 70 percent of Ford workers across the United States voted to reject the contract changes he endorsed.

The changes were endorsed at a meeting of the Army's training brigade commanders in June, and were promptly put into effect on an official, if still interim, basis at all five installations where the Army conducts its basic training.

The perceived adverse effect of weather changes (80% endorsed) is noteworthy.