Sentence examples for changes to deal from inspiring English sources
When we arrive at the theatre, we have a few changes to deal with.
In a speech responding to the report in the Commons, David Cameron signalled a raft of changes to deal with the "culture of complacency" in the NHS.
The M.T.A. suggested the changes to deal with a $438 million operations deficit that is projected over the next 10 years.
But an owner, Farid Lancheros, predicted that restaurateurs would begin reinforcing walls, installing sump pumps and making other tangible changes to deal with more-frequent and devastating storms.
The new government, which inherits an uncomfortably big public debt, equal to 88% of GDP, will have other changes to deal with, too.
Finding at least 92 rape reports from 2001 to 2003 among his 34,000 troops, the general ordered training changes to deal more determinedly with a problem too often stowed as the barracks' dirty secret.
Mr. Sokol said that Mr. Murray requested the change to "deal with family issues".
Some argued that the laws on harassment should be changed to deal with persistent photographers.
Critics say the F.D.A. has not changed to deal with the flood of imports in the last decade, as trade agreements have opened up borders to products from across the globe.
Mr. Brown, who has been widely praised for pushing through laws on education, taxes and the environment in California, said in an interview that in all 50 states, "there is more dynamism and more openness and more capacity to deal with change, to deal with problems".
