Sentence examples for changes to popular from inspiring English sources
The circumstances were superficially similar: Republican district, unpopular president, Congress considering major changes to popular entitlement programs.
The conservative vision requires making structural changes to popular programs, and asking the middle class to accept further creative destruction in an age of insecurity.
One new music title from the company, called Jam Sessions, gives ear training lessons and teaches guitar chord changes to popular songs by artists like Beck and Bob Dylan.
Mr. Mubarak was loath to make any changes to popular subsidies following the 1977 so-called bread riots when President Anwar Sadat tried to terminate state subsidies on basic foodstuffs.
In advance of the commission's vote on Friday, the divisions over how to curb the nation's mounting debt — and the political wariness about embracing changes to popular tax breaks and benefit programs, like those included in the package — were in sharp focus even as two senior members of the Senate Budget Committee lent the plan a measure of bipartisan support.
Metal and glass was replaced by plywood in the furniture workshops, and the slogan changed to "Popular needs in place of luxury".
Mr Rajoy blames the economy for the surge in support for separatism, but Spain's nascent recovery has so far made little change to popular opinion; polls put support for independence at about 50%.
While 367 are needed to change the constitution directly, 330 seats are needed to call a referendum to put any changes to a popular vote.
Attempts to make sweeping changes to a popular type of mutual fund that played a central role in the 2008 financial crisis have been derailed.
Last week Rep. Kevin Brady (R-Tex)., chair of the House Ways and Means Committee that writes the tax bills, said he was considering changes to the popular 401(k) tax break.
Citing budget cuts and the need to screen better for college readiness, the board of regents approved changes to the popular Arizona university scholarship but exempted from them existing high school juniors and seniors.
