Sentence examples for changes to be announced from inspiring English sources
The changes, to be announced on Tuesday, will also mean prisoners losing automatic access to gym equipment and daytime television.
Abbott said the changes to be announced in the forthcoming budget were "exactly what we need to make the pension sustainable in the long term".
The leadership changes to be announced at the end of the eight-day session on Wednesday involve members of the inner circle whose jockeying for power has had more to do with politics than ideology.
The changes, to be announced formally today, are intended to help stimulate growth as Panoramic seeks to stay abreast of its competitors, which range from giants like WPP to similarly sized agency companies like the Maxxcom unit of the MDC Corporation.
Porter stood in the hallway discussing attendance (better than Athens and Atlanta, not quite equal to Sydney) and the length of games (a palatable 1 hour 49 minutes on average, he said, and the shorter the better) and the likelihood of some rules changes to be announced shortly.
The changes, to be announced by John Hutton, the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, follow more than a decade of bitterness over the unloved agency, which is blamed for everything from fathers' suicides to the break-up of second marriages and the enduring poverty of children.
With the change, to be announced on Thursday, the foundation will concentrate most of its fund-raising and all of its grant-giving on Brooklyn.
He also indicated that changes due to be announced later this summer would help to simplify the BBC.
The changes, expected to be announced next week, will not affect the bond sales and trading Prudential does for its individual customers, they said.
