Sentence examples for country for changing from inspiring English sources

Further, at the time I was happy to accept the argument, later articulated on stage by George Jones, the Labour leader in my play The Absence of War, that the Labour party was "the only practical instrument that exists in this country for changing people's lives for the good".

The Institute of Medicine report states, "Directing foreign assistance to health system improvements is an efficient way for donors to help their partner countries prepare for changing patterns of disease".

This is about young people taking, now, the responsibility for changing our country".

Labour's expanded membership can be a platform for changing the country.

In a way, the whole incident sums up Mr Khatami, and his limited ideas for changing the country.

Miliband's supporters say he has a genuine passion for changing the country for the better and that he is seen by the electorate as more honest and genuine than his opponents.

Germany's poor form at Euro 2000 was the catalyst for changing the country's football set-up - and a prominent coach suggests Scotland should do likewise.

Apparently the good people of this great country have given up hope for changing the status quo.

Closer economic ties between eurozone countries "will give us opportunities for changing our relationship with Europe", he said.

However, for many MENA countries, there is currently a window for changing the status quo.

This is a mandate for changing the way our country works.