Sentence examples for has suggested changes from inspiring English sources
John Redwood, for instance, has suggested changes to energy policy, while David Davis has proposed a prisons reform agenda.
Yet despite the loss of more than 1,500 schools in New York, Los Angeles, Chicago and other major cities in the past decade, no church leader has suggested changes as sweeping as Archbishop Dolan's.
His department has suggested changes to the air licensing policy to safeguard the route.
Since 2007, when the article was published, new research has suggested changes in some of the guidelines and in the table that lists medical and laboratory findings in children evaluated for suspected sexual abuse and suggests how these findings should be interpreted with respect to sexual abuse.
Two days after a federal judge ruled that the National Security Agency's mass collection of telephone records probably violated the Constitution, a task force has suggested changes in the program.
MOHME has suggested changes in the educational curriculum of midwives and the obstetric residency program, post graduate training courses for obstetricians and midwives and developed guidelines for outpatient and inpatient obstetrical emergencies and has tried to make changes in medico legal and financial issues, but the rate of cesarean section has not reached its goals.
But, he added, some opponents had suggested changes that would earn their support.
House Republicans have suggested changes in the law that would make things worse.
In a question from SDLP MLA Dolores Kelly, Mr Brimstone accepted that he had suggested changes to a letter from the minister to the DSD committee.
BBC Europe editor Gavin Hewitt said that French officials had suggested changes to rural development funds for newer EU member states could change the calculations for the UK rebate - perhaps reducing it by as much as £300m a year.
Regents committees have suggested changes such as slowing down a plan to connect Common Core test performance to graduation rates by five years.
