Sentence examples for looking to make changes from inspiring English sources

Camden is not the only council looking to make changes.

The Nets were more guarded about their one-game lead, knowing the Celtics will be looking to make changes.

The task force, looking to make changes in areas ranging from gun control to mental health, held a similar hearing recently in Hartford.

Below, the internal memo: From: Vikram Pandit Subject: Institutional Clients Group As part of my ongoing business reviews, I have been looking to make changes across the organization.

Since joining in 2005 she has successfully coached clients who are searching for work as well as those who are looking to make changes in their working lives.

Gucci apologized and is looking to make changes and move forward, but for Mayweather though, it didn't end there.

What's the morale of the story for organizations looking to make change?

But Umenyiora also defended the defensive line, saying that if Coughlin and team management looked to make changes after the season, "it has to be wholesale" and not just a tweak or two.

As the Capitals played two rookie defensemen, Christian Djoos and Madison Bowey, for most of the season, it became obvious Washington would look to make changes to its blue line before the Feb. 26 trade deadline.

Earlier, the health minister hinted in a BBC Wales interview that he will look to make changes to the legislation.

The midfielder, who had been relegated to the sidelines after a bout of tonsillitis and an ankle injury, could return to the team as Garde looks to make changes after Sunday's 6-0 home defeat by Liverpool.