Sentence examples for changes that it will from inspiring English sources

The bank also provided details on modest changes that it will make, beginning next year, to tighten its refinancing operations -- changes designed to restrict the flow of funds provided to lenders.

The decision, which comes after a monthlong investigation into the losses, is to be announced today when Allied Irish Banks in Dublin, the parent of Allfirst Financial, where the currency losses occurred, releases the report on its investigation and announces other changes that it will make.

The Guardian notes, "If Google changes that, it will be a significant step, and show that it has been forced to bow to regulators".

And if they grow up like that, it will change," she says.

S&P warned there are "rising risks" to Portugal's "ambitious fiscal consolidation objectives", and a growing change that it will fail to hits its bailout targets.

Blackfish will create such momentum for change that it will prove unstoppable".

But he insists some things won't change, that it will retain the restless energy that has fuelled a growth that has made it – for good or ill – perhaps the most powerful company in modern British sport.

Smile at your neighbor, even the nasty-natured one whose behavior is often rude and off-putting, and in time his behavior may be sufficiently changed that it will honestly elicit smiles.

This approach allowed ClearWay Minnesota to develop a unique understanding of health systems change that it will use in planning future funding initiatives.

One of the reasons is 'lens of now thinking': we assume that the world will change, but that it will change in the way that it is already changing.

It's true that the program needs some changes so that it will always be able to pay full benefits for Americans today and tomorrow.