Sentence examples for changes to be unveiled from inspiring English sources

Under changes to be unveiled on Wednesday, JPMorgan will also limit the fees it charges customers when the withdrawals set off penalties for returned payments or insufficient funds.

Mr Jiang wants to be remembered as the Chinese leader who got America and China to treat each other a bit more normally.Mr Jiang has been battling with his rivals over leadership changes to be unveiled after a five-yearly Communist Party congress due to begin on November 8th.

The changes, to be unveiled on Tuesday, came in response to a series of collisions between pedestrians and cyclists, and amid growing rancor over how to balance the interests of the 10 million people who crowd into Prospect Park each year.

The most visible change, to be unveiled on Wednesday before the governor delivers his second State of the State address, is the effort to recast the Capitol as visitor destination, rather than simply a hangout for lobbyists.

They say the planned changes, due to be unveiled this month, will result in the most seriously ill patients seeing consultants more quickly, although they may have to travel further.

The new OS is currently being tested by developers, but most of the expected user interface changes have yet to be unveiled.

The changes are due to be unveiled in February.

Cognitive behavioural treatments (CBT) for the reduction of tinnitus complaints have been shown to be effective; however the specific mechanisms of change are yet to be unveiled.

The instruction will be included in a number of proposed changes to the NHS Constitution to be unveiled on Monday.

Legislation will be required in the first Labour Queen's Speech - to be unveiled next Wednesday - to change the Bank's status.

Some limited changes to the Lords will be included in a Constitutional Reform Bill to be unveiled today by the Justice Secretary, Jack Straw.