Sentence examples for making necessary alterations from inspiring English sources
One could tell the story of the new media law as the old story of bureaucratic obstacles hindering governments from making necessary alterations – even more so if we keep in mind that the old law was passed in 1996 and was thus primarily a "post-communist" law.
Making necessary adjustments to equipment.
"You son of a bitch!" I sat down at my desk, and while he glared at me, I began to make the necessary alterations in the duty roster.
On the topic of revising, Munro said that though she often could tell what a story was missing, she had to spend time figuring out the right way to make the necessary alterations.
The player can plot a course by drawing on a sea chart, redraw the course to make any necessary alterations, shoot at enemies that attack the ship using a cannon, and jump to avoid obstacles.
Ask your parents or see a tailor to help make the necessary alterations to your uniform.
The cuts, made necessary by a projected $1.2 billion deficit caused by the terror attack and a weakening national economy, include financing for child care, library programs, mental health services for the elderly and school maintenance, as well as savings achieved through technical budget alterations.
Industrials do make necessary things.
Make necessary adjustments if required.
