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Expect more changes aimed at smoothing law enforcement opposition as it moves forward.

A burgeoning financial crisis will prevent the Metropolitan Transportation Authority from delivering on most of a series of promised service expansions — but a more modest set of changes aimed at easing subway crowding is still in the works, officials said on Wednesday.

More profound societal and legislative changes, aimed at tackling widespread stigma, may be necessary for new HIV prevention approaches in general, and particularly those directed at stigmatised populations, to be fully successful.

Mr. Yudhoyono was resoundingly re-elected to a second five-year term in 2009, and changes aimed at introducing more democracy have seen power devolved to local governments, where elections have been largely peaceful, orderly affairs.

The changes – aimed at putting more control into the hands of the drivers – restrict communication on start procedures between drivers and the pit lane during formations laps and, crucially, have removed the ability of engineers to instruct drivers to adjust settings for the clutch biting point once the car has left the garage.

They also want structural changes aimed at making the program more cost-efficient and more like a marketplace of competing private plans.

The council, which met from 1962 to 1965, ushered in a raft of changes aimed at making the Catholic Church more accessible to the faithful and more attuned to secular life.

The President's Climate Action Plan is filled with small regulatory changes aimed at making Americans live more carbon-efficient lives.

More research is not needed to justify, or even demand, policy changes aimed at curbing overweight and obesity.

The changes aim to encourage a more stable platform, which will lead to fewer resets and more successful scrums.

The changes aim to enable people to have more control over their own lives.