Sentence examples for changes going ahead from inspiring English sources

The Queensland Nationals MP George Christensen has threatened to vote against Turnbull's super changes, warning every vote on the floor of parliament will count for the next three years and he will do what he must to stop the changes going ahead.

The uniform changes went ahead, and they remain in force today.

If the changes go ahead the industry argues it is unlikely any projects of more than 50kW will be built.

If the changes go ahead, the European Court's judgments would be treated as "advisory" rather than binding in the future.

Fine was not the only author to say she would be unlikely to continue writing for schools if the changes go ahead.

If these changes go ahead, they will push many more people into significant hardship at a time when they most need support," a CAB spokesperson said.

The Human Rights Commission has condemned the move, as widespread poverty means many men and women will be excluded from office if these changes go ahead.

And yet, if these changes go ahead, there is reason to believe that they'll have a disproportionately negative impact on this marginalised group.

New controls on trade unions that could cut Labour's funding by £8m a year may be delayed, as peers are expected to recommend more progress on changes to party funding before some changes go ahead.

A survey of firearms officers released last week found that eight in 10 lacked confidence in the IPCC's planned changes and two-thirds in the Met "would think seriously" about handing in their weapons if the changes went ahead.

If these changes go ahead, it will undermine basic justice and fairness for rural communities who are facing off against the biggest mining companies in the world" she said.