Sentence examples for minor technical change from inspiring English sources

If anything, the minor technical change that Root has made since the 2013/14 Ashes has made him even more entrenched on his back-foot.

The BBC couched this as a minor technical change, and Ofcom held a very short, very quiet consultation, but was overwhelmed by a flood of negative submissions from the public and from technologists who understood the implications of this move.

Downing Street sources said the substance of the deal remained unchanged with only "minor technical changes" to the draft wording.

"I am engaged in discussions with Nick and his office and there may be minor technical changes," Hunt said.

Downing Street sources, however, insisted the substance remained unchanged, with only "minor technical changes" to the draft wording.

There may be minor technical changes to Strauss's batting; his backlift, never extravagant, seems to have been reduced further so that he looks even stiller at the crease.

In so doing, it adopts the House's policy, with minor technical changes.

But he would consider "minor, technical housekeeping changes", such as allowing criminals to be kicked out of the Lords, allowing peers to be removed if they do not attend and enabling peers to retire.

Mr. Stupak introduced a resolution on Friday that would add tougher abortion restrictions to the bill after it is approved but before it is sent to the president — a technique typically used to make minor or technical changes with the consent of both chambers, an unlikely prospect.

The speaker on Saturday rejected a proposal by Representative Bart Stupak, Democrat of Michigan and a leader of the abortion opponents, to revise the abortion provisions after the bill was adopted, a step that is typically used to make minor or technical changes and that requires approval of both the House and the Senate.

F.B.I. officials said that design changes and "minor" technical problems prompted the suspension of parts of the third and fourth phases of the work, which is intended to allow agents to better navigate investigative files, search databases and communicate with one another.