Sentence examples for hoped to make changes from inspiring English sources

Labor Commissioner Michael L. Thurmond said that he hoped to make changes in the system -- for instance, covering women who quit jobs because of domestic abuse -- but that an overhaul of the system seemed unlikely.

"It is much better to treat them where they are". Although the discussions in Los Angeles County are just beginning, officials said they hoped to make changes to the 911 system in the next few years.

With A.H.C.A. support in the subbasement, Republican senators have indicated they hope to make changes to the law.

The designation means that homeowners hoping to make changes to their houses' exteriors must seek approval from the borough's historic preservation committee.

In a hearing before the Senate Appropriations Committee in May, Senator Ted Stevens, Republican of Alaska, asked Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld whether the administration was hoping to make changes in the act.

Of course, this is our first pass at a content proposition for an entirely new platform, and based on feedback we receive we hope to make changes and improvements as we go along.

Many of them hope to make changes to the amendment during negotiations with the Senate, which will now become the main battleground in the health care fight as Democrats there ready their own bill for what is likely to be extensive floor debate.

Weinman wrote again, hoping to make changes to the dime, but was told that only an act of Congress could change the design.

But because women tend to have more body fat through their hips and thighs, many prefer to target those areas during exercise, hoping to make changes to their appearance.

Williamson, knowing about the trickiness of speaking up in Tasmania, went to her government confidentially to share her story, hoping to make change.

Mr. Levy said he hoped to make preliminary changes in the central administration and the superintendencies this fall, and more changes later in the school year.