Sentence examples for changes to deliver from inspiring English sources

The whole government is signed up to that agenda and is driving through changes to deliver that agenda.

Stage three was "a big set of changes" to deliver "a new deal for retirement security" encompassing income, accommodation and care.

The service is making changes to deliver information automatically, without requiring check-ins, but checking in will remain a key part of the service.

Unless there are more last-minute changes to deliver what the party required, at this weekend's party conference I urge Lib Dems to call for the plug to be pulled on this legislation – for the sake of the NHS.

The Dundee-based investment trust, one of the oldest in the UK, announced last month it would implement "significant changes" to deliver better performance, partly by creating a wholly independent board.

"There is a long history of forces agreeing the rationale for such reforms and accepting the savings that could be made, while not actually making the changes to deliver them," it explains.

What do we need to change to deliver that fairness?

It can be done when committed public servants change to deliver for the British public.

PC Some of our recommendations were of a quite technical nature to do with how we think the delivery of international public finance could change to deliver the sustainable development goals.

Wipro's Applied Innovation Framework, for example, lays down a road map for systemic change to deliver sustainable business benefits.

The report said it would be at this point that Cornwall's fire service structure might need to change "to deliver the scale of efficiencies required".