Sentence examples for changes that would affect from inspiring English sources

Many players are cautious and skeptical about rules changes that would affect players' safety.

As a pair, they foreshadowed changes that would affect the area in the coming decades.

The changes that would affect babies born in detention would have retrospective effect to children born in detention.

Among the changes that would affect the nonprofit sector are proposed expansions to the Freedom of Information Law.

Substantial changes that would affect banks and national budgets would probably require treaty changes and voter approval.

It is hard to overestimate the magnitude of the challenge of making sweeping changes in Social Security, changes that would affect nearly all Americans.

A serious journalist with grand investigative ambitions and a sharp sense of community engagement, Chubbuck sought to report on issues that affected lives (such as a zoning change that would affect residents' medical coverage).

But when those changes reduced the deficit by only half, Mr. Foley said, "We had to figure out what we could close or change that would affect the smallest number of people".

They want to have the building placed on the National Register of Historic Places so that it might be protected from any change that would affect its character — in this case, a building for poor and working-class families.

(iii) An MDH must report to the MAC if it becomes aware of any change that would affect its classification as an MDH beyond the events listed in paragraph (b)(4)(ii) of this section within 30 days of the event.

But in its unanimous decision yesterday, the appellate court panel ruled that Judge Dorsey had not had the authority to order any change that would affect this year's election, in large part because the major political parties, which have rules mirroring state election law, had not been involved in the litigation.