Sentence examples for form of changes from inspiring English sources

Tony Abbott has recommitted himself to "correcting the great silence" in Australia's constitution – but has asked Indigenous leaders to focus on a form of changes that are achievable.

The results of these calculations are then passed to the individual process computers in the form of changes in the set points for the various control loops.

Yet a recent government-commissioned report into brain research on monkeys commented that in most cases "little direct evidence was available of actual medical benefit in the form of changes in clinical practice or new treatments".

Laith Khalaf, an analyst at investment advisers Hargreaves Lansdown, said: "The bank has responded to a big carrot dangled by the chancellor in the form of changes to the bank levy, which will in time make the tax less onerous for HSBC".

Fed policy might in future take the form of changes in the interest rate on excess reserves rather than open-market operations – sort of a mirror-image version of the historic role of the discount rate – but while this might change the operational look of policy, it won't change the reality of Fed power.

Other studies look at value added in the form of changes in outcomes associated with changes in income over time to difference out unobserved heterogeneity.

Cabinet ministers favouring some form of change include Alan Johnson, Peter Hain, John Denham and Ben Bradshaw.

It appears Ayoze Pérez feels some form of change is imperative.

In concluding this, she may have stumbled across a more realistic form of change for 2009: self-acceptance.

"Without some form of change in policy support, we could see investment drop off a cliff after 2019".

Brian Eno once said that "repetition is a form of change," but Basinski's tape loops physically revise that and bring the idea back as "repetition is change".