Sentence examples for make to existing from inspiring English sources

Know what sort of changes you can make to existing images, like photographs.

In September 2014, the Department for Energy and Climate Change (DECC) issued a response to a consultation that they had held over changes they wanted to make to existing trespass laws.

The biggest liability is promises made to existing employees.

If additions are made to existing houses, patrolling rangers force their removal.

Although existing employees have made concessions, such as higher retirement ages, it is near impossible to reduce the payments made to existing pensioners.

It also announced plans to close its generous final-salary pension scheme to new employees by the end of the year, and reduce payments made to existing members.

But the exemption would apply to higher assessments resulting from renovations costing more than $3,000 that first-time buyers made to existing homes.

The Clinton administration's E.P.A. itself wrote in 1997 that "few, if any, changes typically made to existing steam generating units would be expected" to trigger N.S.R.

Under the changes the Lobbying Act made to existing legislation (the Political Parties Elections and Referendums Act 2000) the rules change 365 days before a election takes place.

New churches were built or additions made to existing structures, as, for example, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, in the Romanesque style of the homeland.

In both cases, improvements are being made to existing stadiums.