Sentence examples for changes to the country from inspiring English sources

The LSE occupation comes as students in the Netherlands this month called for similar changes to the country's higher education system.

The opening of Siam to world trade and the development of a cash economy brought major changes to the country.

This is designed to restrict the freedom of the NLD government to make big changes to the country.

In his speech at the University of Yangon, Mr. Obama spoke about the changes to the country and offered a "hand of friendship" between two countries that had become "strangers".

The committee also urged the Department for Transport to monitor the extent of public transport cutbacks made this year and to review provision again after cuts in the bus service operator grant take effect next year, so that it can "analyse … the wider costs and benefits of its policy changes to the country as a whole".

Changing direction will be hard in his promised 100-day programme, not least because he needs a two-thirds parliamentary majority to alter the constitution before taking the changes to the country in a parliamentary election he plans to call in April.

The second is a change to the country's economic model.

He said he failed because he misunderstood a change to the country's criminal law on privacy in 2009.

This was, after all, the setting for the Orange Revolution that brought democratic change to the country in 2004.

Several pro-democracy activists were arrested when they protested at a proposed change to the country's electoral laws.

Many people in Bangui said they hoped the election will bring change to the country, ruled since May 2014 by the interim President Catherine Samba-Panza.