Sentence examples for changes to the provision from inspiring English sources

The act made wide-ranging changes to the provision and scope of legal aid, including for immigration cases.

Either way, there are going to be significant changes to the provision of primary education in the next five years.

This kind of analysis provides actionable information, which can result in changes to the provision of care.

Mrs Morgan signalled changes to the provision of careers' services.

"Any changes to the provision of healthcare must be based on what is best for our patients and the local community, not on speculation.

During the last decade there have been several substantial changes to the provision of vocational education (see Dempsey 2013) aiming to enhance the work skills of non-university bound youth.

Included in this update were changes to the provisions related to strap braced walls.

In October, his administration announced the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement, or USMCA, a trade deal that most observers agreed offered relatively modest changes to the provisions in NAFTA.

In a case that went to the Supreme Court in 2007, Ms. Coke, who died in 2009, sued her employer for years of unpaid overtime and lost, 9 to 0. This month, President Obama invoked Ms. Coke's memory when he announced that the Labor Department had finally proposed changes to the provisions on which the court had based its decision.

Senate staffers were meeting into the night Wednesday and were said to still be considering key changes to the provisions affecting cable TV operators and broadcasters.

Republicans and the White House explained the change to the provision about viewing evidence as, in Mr. Graham's words, "literally just a drafting error," and said the word "examine" would be restored.