Sentence examples for changes to be debated from inspiring English sources

The local government has called for the constitutional changes to be debated and voted on Dec. 21.

Davis, who is backing a critical motion on the tax credit changes to be debated in the Commons on Thursday, told Radio 4's Today programme: "The simple truth is that this was an incredibly important, possibly harmful, thing to 3 million people – hard-working families, the people we are supposed to support – and somebody had to tell the government to think again".

Another rule change expected to be debated is the hurry-up face-off system used at the Olympics.

Decisions regarding a crop change need to be debated among multiple stakeholders with various conflicting viewpoints.

Scientists and engineers will remember 2003 as the year when the worldwide recession cut into educational budgets and business investment, biotechnology became associated in the public mind with weapons of mass destruction and cloning, and findings on climate change continued to be debated in public forums.

Any such change is sure to be debated intensely.

It would be an enormous change and needs to be debated carefully.

A parliamentary committee has come up with proposed changes that are expected to be debated in a special joint sitting of both houses of Parliament sometime in the next two weeks, Foreign Minister Hina Rabbani Khar told reporters on Thursday.

The government hopes to anchor the guidelines in a change of official policy to be debated in parliament in September.According to Derrick Bergman, head of VOC, a lobby group that fights for the legalisation of marijuana, approval of the guidelines could mean the "end of the coffee shop as we know it".

Though estimates of indirect land use change attributed to biofuels policies continue to be debated in the literature, such attention to the unintended consequences of biofuel production and use has stimulated discussion of other potential economic, social, and environmental impacts, including effects on food security, environmental justice, and biodiversity conservation.

Mr Marsden described the issue as being "too big a change to not be debated and voted on" and said: "I and my Labour colleagues are not going to give up on this issue and we will continue to raise it - by whatever means - in Parliament.