Sentence examples for changes to the existing system from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, Mr. Cao "intends to push for changes to the existing system," the report said.
The review was also welcomed by Paul Struthers, chief executive of the Professional Jockeys Association, who has been advocating changes to the existing system for years.
But the Liberal Democrats say they have secured further changes to the existing system of terrorism prevention and investigation measures, known as Tpims, that will make it harder rather than easier for the home secretary to use them to restrict a suspect's liberty.
It is worth mentioning that the architectural design is generic and modular in nature and as such, any other genre of CNC machine such as milling and turning could be substituted in place of drilling with only machine-specific changes to the existing system.
Stiglitz says that these issues can only be resolved by structural solutions like the one the commission is proposing, not marginal changes to the existing system.
The UNITAID patent pool, once established, will be voluntary and it will function without any fundamental changes to the existing system of intellectual property rights for medicines.
Labour claimed that Hunt's failure to rule out any change to the existing system could mean that charges might ultimately be introduced for NHS services.
James Purnell, the BBC director of strategy and digital and a former Labour culture secretary, has questioned some of the arguments presented by those pushing for a change to the existing system.
Any attempt to change the existing system is likely to be extremely controversial, as were proposals for variable university tuition fees, Ken Livingstone's congestion charge and, in earlier times, Labour's introduction of prescription charges in 1951.
However, Watson did not offer any detailed reasoning behind his decision to change the existing system.
Producers want to change the existing system so that they make residual payments only after recouping the cost of productions.
