Sentence examples for changes to secure from inspiring English sources

What Mr Cameron didn't mention is that the Government was forced to make significant changes to secure the Bill's safe passage, notably through the House of Lords.

Under the most radical option, English MPs would have a separate vote in which they could veto an legislation - forcing the Government either to abandon the proposals or make changes to secure majority support.

Mr. Lagendijk said that he was never an ideological bedfellow of the A.K.P., but that he was attracted by Mr. Erdogan's early pragmatism and by his support for constitutional changes to secure individual liberties and advances in rights for Turkey's Kurdish minority.

The director of the latest Hunger Games film has said he had to make some very minor changes to secure a PG-13 rating in the US.

Auditor General Huw Vaughan Thomas said: "In short, even after the very significant savings already made, the status quo is simply unaffordable and there have to be service changes to secure its long term future".

We have held on as long as we could without restructuring the business but we now have to make those changes to secure the long-term stability of Shiny.

But health systems do need to change to secure efficiencies and respond to changing demographics.

The names of the respondents were changed to secure their anonymity.

Nuclear energy, which was once considered as the fuel of future and was abandoned after Chernobyl accident, has emerged recently in developed and developing countries as an option to combat climate change, to secure supply and to achieve sustainable development.

In this way, we can leverage a long overdue policy change to secure a strong future for all learners and communities.

During his speech to the European Parliament, Mr. Barroso said that changes needed to secure the euro's future might require reopening the Union's governing treaty.