Sentence examples for make or change from inspiring English sources

Such suits, Mr. Riedinger said, seek "to circumvent the ongoing policy debate in Congress, which alone has the authority to make or change federal environmental laws".

They can make or change plane, hotel or dinner reservations on the fly and perform a thousand other tasks, from boarding check-in to room checkout, all from digital devices.

Rules relating to the use of the common areas, Mr. Schechter said, could be contained in either the bylaws, which the board cannot change on its own, or the "house rules," which the board can make or change as it sees fit.

It will be updated as members make or change their endorsements.

Each park has a number of FastPass+ kiosks where you can make or change your reservations.

Congress has no power or authority to implement, and the President cannot make or change the Law.

But in the end, wherever law is to be made or changed, Parliament must decide.

The electronic element in such music is determined by the composer, and the sounds themselves are made or changed electronically.

Only 16percentt said Mr. Gore had ever made or changed a policy decision as a direct result of money he received from a major campaign contributor.

A constitution sets out the rules for how a society's rules are made or changed, and all constitutions do three things.

The ItemContext object is closed (which marks the end of association of the object with the store) when the queries are made or changes merged into the store.