Sentence examples for need to change policy from inspiring English sources

If you are going to take money away from people you need to change policy and there is nothing to tell us how the cuts will be achieved".

In the meantime, Mr. Zhu signaled in his speech to the monetary officials that he saw no need to change policy now.

The Fostering Network identified many examples of bad practice and confusion, and reported these to the DWP [ Departmentfor Work and Pensions], persuading them of the need to change policy.

Speaking to BBC Sport, Dawson suggested that the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews  - and other exclusively male clubs which stage the Open - feel no need to change policy.

No need to change policies.

"For all of that goodwill, it's wonderful, but laws need to change; policies need to change; governments and leaderships need to come together and that will make the real change," she said.

As a result, most people will be told that they need to change policies when they would typically be asked to renew, he said.

The prime minister needs to change policy urgently and apologise for what he has been doing not just what he's been saying".

This was just short of the majority of five needed to change policy.

SNOWS believes that working with African universities to develop networks that support African-led research driven by the local context is an effective approach to develop and retain research skills needed to change policy and practice in water, sanitation, and hygiene in Africa.

"If you want to change policy, you need to form a partnership with the Jews," he says.