Sentence examples for changes in governing from inspiring English sources

Should Mr. Bush win in November, Mr. Perry promises, there will be few changes in governing philosophy here in Austin.

Changing the way executives are compensated is more important to corporate America than such changes in governing, he argued, saying that pay packages needed to be more rigorously tied to specified measures of performance.

But it requires intentionality and looking beyond just coastal, affluent cities to making fundamental changes in governing that will transform the current perceptions of City Hall.

The real trend line in our politics — from Ross Perot and Bill Clinton in 1992 to Obama this year — speaks not to any change in governing philosophy but to a growing frustration with incumbency and dogma, a sense that both parties are more concerned with perpetuating their own power than they are with adapting government to a fast-changing world.

This paper performs several cost analyses in order to quantify cost differentials associated with hydrogen pipeline installation relative to (a) natural gas pipeline installation, (b) use of different pipe diameters and operating pressures, (c) use of X70 pipeline steel, and (d) use of X70 pipeline steel given a potential change in governing design code.

As evidence they pointed to the administration's announcement last week of changes in rules governing logging -- changes that the government said were aimed at limiting forest fires.

Acknowledging those risks would lead to changes in regulations governing banking, the stock exchange and other financial institutions, he said.

Ms. Haddock spent 14 months, from January 1999 to February 2000, walking from Pasadena, Calif., to Washington, D.C., to promote changes in laws governing campaign finance.

Over the recent decades, offenses have gradually gained a firm upper hand, primarily because of changes in rules governing the passing game.

Mr. Udall has been among a group of relatively newer members of the Senate clamoring for significant changes in rules governing filibusters.

WASHINGTON — In his selection of four top scientific advisers, President-elect Barack Obama has signaled what are likely to be significant changes in policies governing global warming, ocean protections and stem cell research.