Sentence examples for deliver changes to from inspiring English sources

I'd rather deliver changes to family policy and education, because a Britain where you don't do better than your parents, where you are trapped in the same spiral of deprivation, is not a Britain we should accept.

Most importantly, Facebook wants to be able to ship code fast…it wants to deliver changes to its 750 million users faster than a startup with a million users can.

I'll address the "Consumer Advisory Committee" in detail in an upcoming article, but the bottom line is -- the CAC is a stacked deck and if you think that Verizon, Time Warner Cable, the cable association and the wireless association are going to deliver changes to your bills... stop laughing.

But he was unable to convince the voters that, after 40 years in power, his party could either change itself or deliver change to others.

Ed Miliband told the BBC he wanted to thank people for "placing their trust" in Labour, and vowed to "work tirelessly" to deliver change to Britain.

Formerly a barrister, she now serves on the local council where she has worked to successfully secure funding for sports facilities and a new nursery, delivered changes to welfare and campaigned for the regeneration of our high streets.

The president views Bernanke as a key figure in delivering change to the financial system – including an overhaul of the US regulatory framework and tighter management of risks taken by financial institutions.

But to deliver change at the local level requires space for innovation in local delivery models.

"They are not just hired to deliver change but to share their knowledge so skills filter down," he says.

Now, any self-respecting, up-to-date website must be able to deliver changes in content updated in real time.

"You have to deliver change but connected to your principles and beliefs," he added.