Sentence examples for future changes to the from inspiring English sources

IN FUTURE, changes to the international financial system are likely to be shaped by Beijing as well as Washington.

"The last government introduced future changes to the state pension age for women and men, following extensive debates in both houses of parliament".

Future changes to the NHS could exacerbate the gulf between rich and poor when it comes to life expectancy, the professor warns.

"Any future changes to the immunisation programme may need to take into account the fact that in the UK, adults may be transmitting whooping cough to infants," the authors write.

The report, to be published on Friday, will be one of the most comprehensive on climate change to date, and will paint a grim picture of future changes to the planet's weather patterns.

What is so curious about the choice for MPs is that David Cameron's version of a royal charter actually puts government ministers in charge of future changes to the system.

Luton Town have become the first English club to give supporters the legal right to veto any future change to the club's image.

We employ a mixed-method approach of household surveys, a discrete choice experiment and ethnographic interviews, to ascertain historical and present uses of the river, and residents' preferences for future change to the river.

The attacks mark the point where the 'modern', that is the 20th-century certainty in society's advancement towards a better future, changed to the 'postmodern', that is the 21st-century uncertainty in which future will develop.

Identical CDS annotations are tracked with a CCDS identifier (ID) and any future change to the annotated CDS structure must be agreed upon by the collaborating members.

> The opportunity for input about future change to the MKDA was not widely used, but two comments asked for more information on private dialysis and CC, three asked for pictures, one asked for larger words and the remainder were happy with the current format.