Sentence examples for changing article from inspiring English sources

He added that he supported changing Article 301.

Last week Setsu Kobayashi, a prominent scholar and advocate of changing article nine, joined a newly formed group of constitutional experts to defend article 96.

Changing Article 12 would be a lengthy affair that requires government involvement and could lead to a complete review of the foundation's statutes to align them with those of other French foundations, says board chair Rose-Marie Van Lerberghe.

But this is changing (see article).

Even Without a Ban, Some Rituals Are Changing" (news article, Aug. 15): I don't buy cigarettes because I typically smoke only about five a week.

And the index represents the performance of the average investor before costs; the higher the costs, the greater the odds that a fund will do worse than the market.Thankfully the industry is changing (see article).

Even Without a Ban, Some Rituals Are Changing" (news article, Aug. 15): Many of us have been going through considerable stress since Sept. 11 and the stock market decline.

In the interview, for almost the first time in a generation, a senior government adviser suggests that China's Tibet policy of economic development with continued political repression is not working and needs changing (see article).In this section Can Iran be stopped?

Her fellow female deputies, she argues, should not be referred to as "il deputato", as is current practice, but as "la deputata"- changing both article and declension.

But she'd like to be addressed - by her colleagues and in the official transcripts of parliamentary sessions - as "la Presidente", changing the article to the feminine form.

I've been monitoring with interest the reaction to Anne-Marie Slaughter's brilliant, discussion-changing article in this month's Atlantic Monthly, "Why Women Still Can't Have It All".