Sentence examples for considering major changes from inspiring English sources
Ms. McGrath-McKechnie would not say whether her agency is considering major changes.
Brazil is considering major changes to the forest code – the main law that protects the rainforest.
The circumstances were superficially similar: Republican district, unpopular president, Congress considering major changes to popular entitlement programs.
Mr. Kreidler said he and some other regulators were considering major changes in oversight and possible revisions to title insurance policies.
But if the JV is considering major changes in scope, structure, or management, then much of the core team should come from outside of the venture.
"At a time when Coke is considering major changes with Coca-Cola ENorth America Northismoveca, tightense tigHeyer Heyer's management over Coke North America and should streamline that effort," said John D. Sicher, the editor and publisher of Beverage Digest, an industry publication.
Earlier this week, the Prime Minister said in a speech: "I am prepared to consider major changes: from the imams we allow to preach in prison to changing the locations and methods for dealing with prisoners convicted of terrorism offences".
"We will not stand by and watch people being radicalised like this while they are in the care of the state … And I want to be clear – I am prepared to consider major changes: from the imams we allow to preach in prison to changing the locations and methods for dealing with prisoners convicted of terrorism offences, if that is what is required," Cameron said.
He would provide them with $46 billion over the next four years, while he and Congress consider major changes in Medicare, including the addition of drug benefits.
By failing to consider major changes in the town and village courts, he said, "the state has decided through the Legislature not to change the system".
The prime minister said he was ready to consider major changes in the location of convicted terrorist prisoners to prevent them recruiting up to 1,000 current prisoners who have been identified as being at risk of extremist radicalisation.
