Sentence examples for forward changes from inspiring English sources

My government will bring forward changes to the standing orders of the House of Commons.

Since then, Clegg has written to Theresa May, the home secretary, urging her to bring forward changes in the law within the next month.

A Ministry of Justice spokesperson said: "In line with a number of other government departments, we are taking forward changes to how civil servants can pay their trade union subscriptions.

Mr. Obama's full comments suggest that he was talking about the power — and the limits — of citizen engagement in trying to help push forward changes in the nation's biggest, most difficult problems.

In an article published online at Independent.co.uk today, one of Ofgem's senior officials, Ian Marlee, says the regulator "will continue to force the pace of change by taking a tough stance on enforcement and by driving forward changes to increase the competitive pressure on all energy suppliers".

Being the heaviest thing in the Zorb, moving forward changes your position relative to the ball's center of mass.

Any idea of Lord Home moving into history as an agent of change, forward change at least, must seem bizarre.

Just to watch a woman standing in profile — with legs apart and torso strongly tilted forward — change angles until she faces front has a remarkably strong impact.

"A once in a lifetime opportunity to bring forward change may well have been lost," he said on Friday.

Compared with other workplaces, "many U.S. university labs have been among the slowest things to change," she adds, but she believes that, moving forward, change appears inevitable.

Cameron on Friday "a once in a lifetime opportunity to bring forward change may well have been lost" after the SFL clubs voted against that offer.