Sentence examples for changes to the county from inspiring English sources

The group then drafted nine proposed changes to the county charter, all designed to make government more efficient and transparent.

At a Fairfax County Board of Supervisors meeting to discuss the outcry over proposed changes to the county library system, the vice-chair of the Fairfax library Board of Trustees said Tuesday night that "the entire matter of these changes will be put on hold" until the library board can get more input from library staff and customers.

Major changes to the county's unusual relationship with Playland do not, therefore, seem imminent.

However, there will be no changes to the County Championship format, which will continue to feature two groups of nine.

"We're making changes to the county seat so that it becomes attractive for tourism," Valenzuela said.

This will not happen until a real blue ribbon commission is established to recommend basic changes to the county's outdated charter, which was written in the early 20th century.

"I hope that you all out there will support me and vote for me for this important position so that we can bring change to the county of Siaya," he said at a recent campaign stop.

The county of Hereford & Worcester was to be reviewed again, despite an earlier structural review which recommended no change to the county.

The subtext to the changes to the structure of the county cricket schedule from 2017 is clear enough from the words of Tom Harrison, the chief executive of the England and Wales Cricket Board.

I have looked forward to coming here". "Derek McInnes makes four changes to the team beaten by Ross County with Willo Flood dropping out while Andy Considine, Paul Quinn and David Goodwillie are on the bench.

Further local government reforms during the 1960s and '70s brought new changes to the boundaries of the administrative counties, many of which lost area to the seven new metropolitan counties, including Greater London.