Sentence examples for changes in line with from inspiring English sources

Because they are means tested, your entitlement constantly changes in line with your income and other circumstances.

He said many would want to see the bill withdrawn, but others would like see further changes in line with the party's policy.

The attorney general's office can make minor changes, in line with Kenya's legal code, before the constitution is put to a referendum, currently scheduled for this summer.

With the digital economy bill now passing into law, Ofcom, as overseer of commercial radio, has to make changes in line with a policy of deregulation and the goal of digital switchover.

A one-year postponement in England would bring the changes in line with the 2017 abolition of inheritance tax on homes worth less than £1m, expected to be announced by Osborne in this week's budget.

Your viewpoint in the game changes in line with the direction your head (in reality) is facing.

Nanotopography produces tension related changes in-line with the literature for stiffness and chemistry.

Without specific commitment to change, services are unlikely to be developed in a way that promotes and facilitates positive change in-line with service user needs and evidence of effectiveness.

Lloyds said in a statement on Tuesday that the change is "in line with the Investment Association guidelines for a gradual reduction in pension allowances for current executives".

"That would create a very unstable situation," she added, "in which priorities would change in line with the changing membership in Congress.

It is envisaged that the production structure in the agricultural sector as well as in farm households has changed in line with the changing economic situation.