Sentence examples for desire to make changes from inspiring English sources

"The Russian government indicated a desire to make changes to the Nunn-Lugar Umbrella Agreement as opposed to simply extending it," he said Wednesday.

Hanson said she had raised issues relating to north Queensland during their conversation, such as the motor sport precinct, dredging in the port of Cairns, her party's youth apprenticeship policy and her desire to make changes to the family court.

A Desire to Make Changes.

I understand the desire to make changes in your life.

"The desire to make changes started with the recall but didn't end with the recall".

Many of Obama's predecessors left the White House with a desire to make changes they couldn't effect from the Oval Office.

Mr. Kass says the enthusiasm he encounters at schools, federal agencies, farmers' markets and the like shows "there's a lot of desire to make change".

Whether this was in response to a perceived decline in quality, a politically motivated clampdown or a desire to make change for the sake of it, was never clear.

In other words, we prove our desire to make change happen by showing the people around us that we mean business.

We need a new party, with fresh faces that run on a desire to make change, rather than a career from within the system.

That's the nature of hope...it's not optimism, where everything feels right with your world, but a defiant desire to make change.