Sentence examples for governmental changes from inspiring English sources

The first five governmental changes after independence, from 1932 to 1934, were produced by these methods.

A panel audience, in the presence of Prime Minister Dmitri A. Medvedev, urged governmental changes.

In February 2009 ʿAbd Allāh enacted a series of broad governmental changes, which affected areas such as the judiciary, armed forces, and various ministries.

Mr. Bloomberg said on his weekly WABC radio program that the ideas had been around for a long time, and he added that far more weighty governmental changes had been undertaken within a short time frame.

Despite his resulting popularity, however, in November Uribe lost a referendum that would have increased his control over the government's budget and made other structural governmental changes; the national debt had risen to 50% of the GDP.

Whatever the States were left free to do, the First Amendment sought to leave Congress devoid of any kind or quality of power to direct any type of national laws against the freedom of individuals to think what they please, advocate whatever policy they choose, and join with others to bring about the social, religious, political and governmental changes which seem best to them.

It also required both behavioral and governmental change.

Yet, historically, periods of great governmental change have often been periods of conservative rule.

In fact, peaceful governmental change is probably as democratic as one can get.

The next image is of Gore taking the elevator at Trump Tower, determined to make his plea for governmental change, no matter how quixotic that attempt may be.

A major governmental change was the revision of the state's court system in 1967, which abolished justices of the peace and established selection of major judgeships according to what has become known as the Missouri Plan.