Sentence examples for changes would provide from inspiring English sources

Hunt said the planned "efficiency changes" would provide the extra funds the NHS needs.

The MySpace chief executive, Mike Jones, said the "tough but necessary changes" would provide the company "with a clear path to sustained growth and profitability".

Downing Street said the changes would provide clarity on competition, but that competition could still be increased under the amended bill.

He said the changes would provide "better value for taxpayers" and any cost savings would be re-invested in the Australian defence force.

Boeing contends that adding insulation between the cells of the batteries, among other changes, would provide enough assurance that the batteries were safe to use.

Rather, the changes would provide big benefits to middle- and high-income borrowers, particularly for those seeking a graduate degree, the authors found.

The Sun reports Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg as saying that such a change "would provide peace of mind to journalists".

"In light of changes to tax law in the UK, we felt this change would provide transparency to Facebook's operations in the UK.

However, those materials require a demagnetization towards a nonzero field and the small entropy change would provide a weaker cooling effect when compared with that of YbPt2Sn.

While a defendant who fears prejudice from prospective jurors may ask that the trial's location be moved, such a change would provide no remedy to Mr. Saadey, Mr. Rafidi said in an interview, because anxieties are so widespread.

The planned project, awaiting a funding decision from the Department of Energy and Climate Change, would provide hundreds of jobs and much-needed low carbon power for over a century, he argues.