Sentence examples for changes on the table from inspiring English sources

"All leaders agreed to keep commonwealth and state tax changes on the table, including the GST and the Medicare levy," it said.

EXTRA POINTS With few major rules changes on the table, the hair rule — the Chiefs' proposal that players' hair not cover their names or numbers — has drawn the most attention.

In the scheme of things, economists said, the kinds of changes on the table in Washington are far too small to make much of a difference, meaning in the long run they might inject a meager-to-modest boost to growth.

Other changes on the table.

To do the nappy change on the table would clear out the table entirely".

Good to know You don't leave change on the table – you give a tip to the waiter by rounding up your bill.

When, as a boy, I played cards with him, he'd put a handful of change on the table, and urge me to upend my money box: "Let's make it interesting," he'd say.

Mr Cameron's demands were already more than many of his colleagues would tolerate, and Britain had already said publicly it would tailor its demands to the scale of the treaty change on the table.

Not only because I invested in a hot sector just before it was about to fall, but also because I thought that in a boom period, people who were already extremely wealthy would refrain from picking up every piece of loose change on the table.

Even where he has achieved some success -- negotiating with the Russians on arms control, putting climate change on the table -- these have been very qualified victories.

Don't leave pennies or excessive change on the table; if that is all you have on you it is considered better than nothing but not preferred.