Sentence examples for changes to press from inspiring English sources

He argued that there have been "extensive reforms to policing practices" and "significant changes to press self-regulation".

Changes to press regulation should "err on the side of freedom of speech", George Osborne told the Leveson inquiry yesterday.

At the weekend, Lord Prescott announced he had resigned from the Privy Council, saying the hold-up in changes to press regulation was a "political" choice that "borders on conspiracy".

In September, the Post reported that White House press aides often drive media coverage in a certain, preferred direction by making changes to press pool reports before they are distributed to other journalists.

As appealing as the idea sounds, it is, sadly, shallow bunk that distracts us from the important challenge of truly understanding why people don't worry enough about climate change to press our governments for more aggressive action.

The stated aim of the sanctions was not regime change, but to press Syria to comply with the peace plan it had ostensibly accepted.

"I cannot think of [a] more effective and passionate change agent to press for a new education vision, one in which students, rather than adults and bureaucracies, become the priority in our nation's classrooms," Bush said in a statement.

Answer: a judgment by those in power that they don't value the benefits of a proposed change enough to press forward if they can't have guarantees about the outcome. .

When you are done making the changes be sure to press " Save Profile" And now your horse has a new name or profile.

Today, for the first time, human-induced global climate change is beginning to press on populations [Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) 2007a].

Change the name of the PhoneNumberPicker to "TopPick", and change its Text to "Press to pick a number to call".