Sentence examples for changes onto the from inspiring English sources

Joanne Cash, barrister and Conservative candidate, outlined her proposals to strengthen the position of the press, and responded to an audience question that, yes, she was lobbying senior Tory MPs to get these changes onto the policy agenda.

It has now become obvious that DNA response elements do not merely tether regulatory proteins to control regions of target genes but may additionally impart conformational changes onto the DNA-binding domain as well as to neighbouring domains of steroid receptors.

Alternatively, they could start building a campaign now, and get viable candidates favoring major changes onto the ballot in 2020.

Mapping these changes onto the phylogeny of the subfamily Cecidomyiinae (fig. 4) shows that these changes occurred early in the diversification of this subfamily.

With the fully defined cell lineage in C. elegans, one day it should be possible to map these gene expression changes onto the developmental program with single cell precision.

We also emphasize exploring each problem via multiple complementary approaches: for example, building a multiple sequence alignment and a corresponding phylogenetic tree, projecting the alignment onto a 3D protein structure to identify areas of conservation and mapping individual structural changes onto the tree to reconstruct a lineage's evolutionary history.

We saw that popular pressure can not only create debate but also force real change onto the agenda.

Instead of tossing small items like keys, cell phones and loose change onto the nearest surface, Berkus uses little decorative boxes to house those odds and ends.

In years past, we worked together in Congress and frequently schemed to get issues like climate change onto the national security agendas of staff and Members.

For their 2014 project illUmiNations: Protecting Our Planet, they projected an animated call to action about climate change onto the United Nations building in New York.

One of the very first times I went to a noise show in St .Petersburg, Florida, a short drive away from my hometown, I saw a man unload a hardware store bucket full of change onto the audience.