Sentence examples for changes to be introduced from inspiring English sources
Miliband's changes, to be introduced over five years, were announced after a row over the selection of a parliamentary candidate in Falkirk involving Unite.
The 11-point email outlines a range of other changes to be introduced with a view to driving down costs at the 83% state-owned bank.
The changes, to be introduced into public and private sector prisons in England and Wales over the next six months, follows a review ordered by Grayling to ensure that life inside was not seen as a "soft touch".
British nuclear operators face being sued for billions of pounds by the Irish government and Irish victims of any radioactive damage they cause under legal changes to be introduced this year.
However, under changes to be introduced next year, GCSE English Literature will focus on writers from the British Isles – "high quality, intellectually challenging, and substantial" works, including a 19th-century novel, a selection of poetry, a play by Shakespeare and post-1914 fictior or drama "from the British Isles".
A separate study by the Residential Landlords Association has found that new government benefit changes to be introduced in April could result in young people unable to get a home of their own also finding themselves squeezed out of rented property.
Uber says it also plans to evaluate continued international rollout on an ongoing basis, and to expect this change to be introduced gradually across the driver app in the U.S. over the next few weeks.
"These changes seem to be introduced to make life difficult for producers of wine and other alcoholic beverages," he said.
Consequently understanding of systemic changes needs to be introduced to the context of strategic transport planning.
Preparatory work to make council tax fair should start now if changes are to be introduced after local authorities are merged, a former Welsh government adviser has said.
