Sentence examples for changes seem designed to from inspiring English sources

Many of the changes seem designed to put the year-old application platform on the backburner more than anything.

Over all, the changes seemed designed to quell persistent concerns in Moscow, Berlin and Paris about the original resolution's extraordinarily broad grant of authority over Iraq's money and the formation of its future government.

To do that, it will have to change laws that seem designed to drive up costs.

Labour's policies seem designed to sound tough but change little.

The episodes seem designed to make the viewer cry.

There has been no justification for this draconian change, which seems designed to intimidate civil servants into silence.

During the speech, Trump never once mentioned climate change, although his order seems designed to cleanse the E.P.A. of what Senator James Inhofe, Republican, of Oklahoma, recently described as "all the stuff" on the agency's Web site "that is brainwashing our kids".

Now the question is whether Italy's newly validated government can approve sweeping changes to a flawed electoral system that seems designed to produce splintered results.

WHEN a British Eurostar train sped through southern England at over 200 miles an hour on July 30, it not only broke a longstanding speed record on Britain's railways but also seemed designed to signal a change of fortunes for the rail link to the European continent.

As temperatures dropped in late fall, the menu, which changes daily and takes cues from British classics, seemed designed to bulk diners up for winter.

Indeed, the ambiguous wording of the terms for the review seems designed to ensure that nothing actually changes before 2013.