Sentence examples for changes to be adopted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zoellick carefully devised the capital increase and voting changes to be adopted together.

A parliamentary majority of two-thirds of the 120 members is required for the constitutional changes to be adopted.

In an interview, Mr. Conrad suggested that the best course of action would be for the education changes to be adopted through a reconciliation bill in next year's budget process.

This would allow staff sufficient time to incorporate findings into process redesign, and for these changes to be adopted by staff.

More specifically, this paradigm change should allow for a substantive inclusion of risk reduction criteria and approaches in the Sustainable Development Goals that are to be adopted in New York in September 2015 and, more importantly due to its legally-binding nature, also will appear in the new agreement on climate change to be adopted in Paris in December 2015.

Among changes set to be adopted are the recommendation that banks must ringfence their high street operations from the "casino" style investment businesses.

He made a calculated bet that the West will accept the release of Lutsenko, a less threatening political figure than Tymoshenko, as enough … along with some legislative reforms changes soon to be adopted" to address concerns about how elections are handled as well as worries about the independence of courts and prosecutors.

Worse, the change was to be adopted by a suspect procedural manoeuvre.

The talks were designed to draft a blueprint for a global deal to fight climate change, due to be adopted in Paris late next year.

"But that would require changes in the way addresses are allocated on the internet and changes would need to be adopted internationally because we couldn't just change it in the UK".

It is considered likely that Pedowitz's report will be issued before the season begins Nov. 1, since any recommended changes would need to be adopted before games are played.