Sentence examples for demanding major changes from inspiring English sources

County officials are demanding major changes, based on a consultant's recommendations.

Cameron will make clear in his speech that he will be demanding major changes, possibly including the repatriation of social and employment laws which could see Britain winning a complete opt-out from the working time directive.

The Council member, Eva S. Moskowitz, chairwoman of the Education Committee, inserted herself into the late stages of contract talks, urging Mr. Bloomberg yesterday "to stand strong" in demanding major changes in the teachers' contract.

The strike has been ongoing since Monday, with the union, which represents nearly 30,000 teachers, demanding major changes to the Emanuel administration's education agenda.

They demand major changes in society and in attitudes towards race and sexuality.

A new draft constitution has emerged, but ZANU-PF has demanded major changes.

Treyarch also reckons that this move to open environments and customisable player-characters has demanded major changes to the artificial intelligence system too.

Some union leaders will be questioning whether they should break from the party, or at least demand major changes on electoral reform, Europe and immigration.

The CV discrepancy was discovered by Daniel Loeb, a hedge fund manager who has been harrying Yahoo's board to demand major changes, including a board seat for himself.

Indeed, one of Bolton's first actions at the UN was to demand major changes to the draft of a document for reform of the body.

If the report shows a hefty addition to the debt, a few Republican senators might abandon the bill or demand major changes.