Sentence examples for changes to the government from inspiring English sources

Decc was closed in a series of sweeping changes to the government unveiled by the new prime minister, Theresa May, on Thursday.

Tesla's chief financial officer, Deepak Ahuja, said the changes to the government loan were "normal" because the company's business model had evolved.

Simon Potter, the first vice president of the Canadian Bar Association, said in an interview today that the organization saw "red flags" in the legislation and had formed a team of lawyers to study it and recommend changes to the government.

The proposed changes to the government were announced by the head of the council, Mustafa Abdel-Jalil, and the temporary prime minister, Mahmoud Jibril, at a news conference in the eastern city of Benghazi, where the armed uprising against Colonel Qaddafi took root in February.

The Obama administration plans to propose changes to the government's role in housing finance early next year.

Looking forward, Campbell said his party would be seeking changes to the government's NHS bill.

In a long-anticipated announcement, the spiritual and political leader said he would propose changes to the government-in-exile's constitution as early as next week to devolve his political roles to that of an elected leader.

That's small change to the government but could make a big difference to golf courses.

David Lipsey in the Times (paywall) says a relatively small change to the government's proposals would make them much fairer.

In announcing the energy plan, Motohisa Furukawa, the minister of state for national policy, said there was no change to the government's quest to restart those reactors.

A waitress at Johnny's Downtown in Cleveland recently faced this dilemma and decided to return the chunk of change to the government.