Sentence examples for changes that would have from inspiring English sources

A row in parliament delayed procedural changes that would have speeded the passage of critical legislation.

During his last evening at the camp he worried about the changes that would have to take place after the girl arrived.

He was speaking after MPs voted by a majority of 42 to back a Lords amendment delaying boundary changes (that would have helped the Tories) until 2018.

He similarly failed to push through accounting changes that would have required companies to take the full cost of stock options into their income statements.

In the early 2000s, a few legislators did seek changes that would have tamed the aggressive lending practices of these two behemoth agencies.

She suggested changes that would have allowed states to hold winner-take-all contests in 2016, potentially bringing the contest to a close more quickly.

School officials also agreed not to pursue zoning changes that would have increased the height of the school beyond 116 feet.

Mr. Baucus objected to Mr. Zients's oversight of a government-reorganization study that recommended changes that would have affected the committee's jurisdiction, according to administration and Congressional aides.

"For decades, our public safety functions were walled off from budget cuts or other changes that would have made them more effective," Mr. Emanuel said.

Voters were primed at the beginning of the Obama administration for fundamental changes that would have altered the trajectory of American life for the better.

The court also altered changes that would have made it easier for people without legal backgrounds to serve on the Supreme Board of Judges and Prosecutors.