Sentence examples for decide changes in from inspiring English sources

Labour leader Ed Miliband has defended the spending formula used to decide changes in the Welsh government's budget despite claims it leaves Wales under-funded by £300m.

A political row has broken out after the leaders of the three biggest UK parties signed a pledge to keep the formula that decides changes in the Welsh government's budget.

In strategy 1, the patient decides changes in the insulin program by using the information provided by the glucose sensor.

Despite his priest's orders, he married her in 1532; at the same time, his theological views underwent a further decided change in the direction of Reformed opinion.

In its relaxed approach to formalities, the 7-to-2 decision marked a decided change in tone for the Roberts court compared with one of the signature decisions of the previous term.

A decided change in current materials-handling systems seems inevitable to keep up with fast-moving moles by matching the mole's rate of excavation and fragmentation sizing of the muck produced.

It was a decided change in tone from a Republican nominee - and a stark contrast even from the platform his own party adopted just days earlier.

Benjamin Day, its published, bragged about its power: "Since the Sun began to shine upon the citizens of New York, there had been a great and decided change in the condition of the laboring classes, and the mechanics.

"It can be very difficult to decide if changes in the rate of earthquakes or volcanoes have actually happened," Duncan Agnew, a geophysicist at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography, wrote in an e-mail.

The head's job was to discuss the lab results and to decide on changes in the experiments.

The Bruins hope to have Rosen back for spring practice and must decide whether changes in their offensive scheme and their coaching staff are in order.