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A spokesman for Carlton also denied the changes represented a loss of faith in Crossroads.

In a letter to the Commons schools select committee yesterday, Ed Balls, the schools secretary, said the changes represented a "robust response to the concerns raised".

Barclays said the changes represented "a very orderly, properly organised transition", but some shareholders begged to differ with one saying that Mr Varley lacked vision.

King said the new liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) was more "realistic", although he denied that the changes represented a weakening of the proposals.

After Mr. Koizumi ordered her to make the changes, Ms. Tanaka adamantly refused, even though the changes represented a major victory for her, apparently because she felt that the moves had been decided on behind her back.

Fox said the changes represented a "radical agenda for change" and a "once in a lifetime opportunity" that demonstrated the commitment of the prime minister and coalition government to the creation of a defence department fit for future needs.

Education Secretary Michael Gove said the proposed changes represented an "educationally sound approach... fair for teachers and schools".

Such changes represented an about-face from the church's defensive approach to the world before Vatican II, said Christopher Baglow, a theology professor at Notre Dame Seminary in New Orleans.

The changes represent a radical departure for Liz Claiborne.

The changes represent a u-turn by Microsoft.

These changes represent a long-term, sustainable level of security for the T.S.A., passengers and our aviation partners".