Sentence examples for making needed changes from inspiring English sources
Even before Sept. 11, he began making needed changes.
Hours before Ms. Coletti reported the new problem, Gaston Caperton, the College Board's president, said in his first interview since the SAT errors were disclosed that he regretted what had occurred but that the College Board needed no outside audits and that Pearson Educational Measurement, the contractor that scores the tests, was making needed changes.
Our automobile companies have been going through a precarious debacle for many years as the businessmen who led them fiercely resisted making needed changes in the types of cars they made for a consumer population that has become increasingly more apt to buy fuel-efficient and "cleaner" cars made in Japan, South Korea and other countries.
In an address in New York, Mr. de Rato did not spare rich or poor nations in his diagnosis of the world economy and said it was a good time for all countries to begin cutting their deficits and making needed changes.
In a far harsher e-mail sent to player representatives, Richard Berthelsen, the association's general counsel, wrote: "In addition to depriving the players of the time needed to consider forming a union and making needed changes to the old agreement, this proposed procedure would in my view also violate federal labor laws".
Government by "rule of law" would prevent Trump from making needed changes.
Forty-seven percent said their concern about Democrats is that they haven't succeeded in making needed change, while only 32percentt said they made too many changes too quickly.
Some critics of the F.B.I. say the bureau has been slow to make needed changes after the intelligence failures surrounding the 9/11 attacks.
Both Silver Star and Mr. Van Brimmer said their philosophy was not to walk away from a bad factory, but to press the factory to make needed changes.
On NBC's "Meet the Press," Mr. Cheney said the current lack of a prescription drug benefit was the result of the Clinton administration's failure to make needed changes in Medicare.
Ms. Christie said that when she arrived at the school, several parents thanked her for standing up to school officials and forcing them to make needed changes to the code of conduct.
