Sentence examples for changes to domestic from inspiring English sources

It is no longer a valid excuse to say there is not enough parliamentary time to take forward the necessary changes to domestic legislation".

The package will require sweeping changes to domestic life, transport and business and will place Britain at the forefront of the global battle against climate change.

The former Tory environment minister Tim Yeo said that taken in combination, the changes to domestic green policies "raise serious doubts about how seriously Britain still takes the climate change agenda".

Deficits would be reduced another $930 billion through 2023 as a result of spending cuts and other cost-saving changes to domestic programs, and $200 billion more due to reduced interest payments on the federal debt.

It'll allow talks between India and us about the guidelines [for any changes to domestic Indian laws] but also our double-tax treaty," says Xavier-Luc Duval, the vice-prime minister.

This is the value of an exchange-rate peg in an economy such as Hong Kong's: adjustment to external shocks takes place through changes to domestic prices, rather than through exchange-rate levels.

Representatives of the England & Wales Cricket Board, the counties, the MCC and the Professional Cricketers Associationn discussed five options for change to domestic T20 and decided to discuss further a tournament that would follow a similar model to Australia's Big Bash and the Indian Premier League, both of which have proven hugely successful.

At the workshop, those ideas were transformed into 60-second-films on topics ranging from climate change to domestic violence, teenage pregnancy and education.

Otherwise, where can these women go? "Changes to how domestic violence services are funded over the past few years mean that the vast majority of specialist domestic violence services are now funded through their local authorities," says Polly Neate, Chief Executive of Women's Aid.

The England and Wales Cricket Board has announced changes to the domestic structure that, from 2017, will reduce the County Championship to a 14-round season and trim Division One to eight teams.

The National Security Agency director, Gen. Keith B. Alexander, hinted Tuesday at a House hearing that he was evaluating changes to the domestic calling log program and raised the issue of "speed in crisis" as a major disadvantage.