Sentence examples for changes plans for from inspiring English sources

U.S. Navy Changes Plans For New Warships The U.S. Navy is asking for revised proposals for its next class of surface warships after dropping plans for the $25 billion DD-21.

Mr. Tetzeli, who worked as an editor at the Little, Brown book publishing company before going to Fortune, said that he had no specific changes planned for Entertainment Weekly.

But Ms. Garvey, speaking at a conference here on Wednesday, warned that the changes planned for this summer are "not the silver bullet".

And Popular Science magazine in New York, which recently changed ownership, named Bouchez Kent & Company in New York to develop a marketing communications campaign centered on editorial changes planned for the fall.

For all its faults, Byker Wall was an exemplar of both design and an attempt to involve the community in the changes planned for them by those in power.

Now the award's new director, Minna Fry, has let the Folio Academy, the international group of writers and critics who put forward titles to be considered for the prize's shortlist, know about the changes planned for the next year.

Correction: May 14 , 2005 Saturday An article in Business Day on Monday about changes planned for the overseas editions of The Wall Street Journal misstated the loss of news space in the switch to a tabloid from a broadsheet.

An article in Business Day on Monday about changes planned for the overseas editions of The Wall Street Journal misstated the loss of news space in the switch to a tabloid from a broadsheet.

There a no changes planned for Hunch's open API or its other partnerships.

Fernando Alonso says rule changes planned for 2017 suggest Formula 1 has been going "in the wrong direction".

The UK's exam system faces greater fragmentation - with the Welsh government rejecting changes planned for GCSEs in England.