Sentence examples for changes to offer from inspiring English sources
The statement said council staff would be making immediate contact with the 32 service users directly affected by the changes "to offer a reassessment of their needs".
He also proposed a jobs program, early parliamentary elections, and constitutional changes to offer the east a degree of decentralised of power.
What London Metropolitan University will no doubt seek to do is to create a separate subsidiary company, taking advantage of recent VAT changes, to offer services such as IT, library facilities, student services, registry, careers, counselling, human resources, accounting and marketing to other universities.
The company has been making some voluntary changes to offer a degree of political ad disclosure, as it seeks to stave off regulatory rule.
Even large-scale retailers like Sephora are making changes to offer a more personal experience, their new concept store on Newbury street in Boston gives customers a more intimate experience in a boutique setting.
"The driver's access to the app has been removed while we evaluate his partnership with Uber". Mr Gargac told the newspaper he had made changes to offer passengers more privacy, including switching off the street-facing camera when approaching passengers' homes.
The structure of the offering was changed to offer buyers more protection against losses.
The structure of the offering was changed to offer buyers more protection against losses, according to a person briefed on the matter who was not authorized to speak about the private deal.
"Although the innards of the phone, including memory size or camera quality, could change to offer a less expensive model, the size of the device would not vary," said the person, who has worked on multiple versions of the device.
Hannah's father, David Smith, has called for the law to be changed to offer greater protection to internet users like his daughter.
However, the council said that children's centre buildings would be kept open, but that their usage would be changed to offer a much wider range of services to people of all ages.
