Sentence examples for defended a change from inspiring English sources

Company executives defended a change in the way Fannie Mae calculates losses on home loans.

You're coming here to defend a change of policy and you can't even tell me when you were told what the change in policy was.

Randi Weingarten, the head of the powerful teachers' union, which had long defended a broken system, changed her tune last summer as she became increasingly frustrated with her union's inability to negotiate a contract with the mayor, thus ending one of the key impediments to change.

So why not celebrate the art of defending for a change?

Jonathan Ashworth, the shadow health secretary, was not convinced, tweeting: Gove also got into a spat on Twitter after he was asked to defend a report by Change Britain, a successor group to Vote Leave, which argued this week that withdrawing from the single market and customs union could save even more – at least £450m a week.

Virginia Valenti, a St . Paul Avenueresident, defended the change on safety reasons.

Fernandes, a former anti-nuclear activist, defended his change of heart by saying that the 5 global superpowers had no right to criticize India when they had their own nuclear arsenal.

Director Val Guest defended this change believing it was "filmically a better end to the story".

Green defended the change by saying it meant to represent "a world [where you] could believe what [you] wanted".

Nancy A. Douglas, executive director of Bay Area Medical Center Foundation, a fund-raiser for the hospital, defended the change.

A spokesman for Birmingham city council defended its change of line-up: "We do not believe it is low-key.