Sentence examples for needed major changes from inspiring English sources

Labor unions said the Senate bill needed major changes.

The division champions in 2004, the Dodgers needed major changes after the train wreck they were last year.

Despite a depressed economy, Hunter said he was not convinced that the labor deal needed major changes because it was already built to react to the market.

Alliance objected strongly to the procrastination over flags and thought the parading section needed major changes.

A day after New York City voters encountered waits lasting hours and chaos at many poll sites, elected officials and government watchdog groups agreed that the city's election process needed major change.

The Cardinals also need major changes on the offensive line, having allowed the most sacks in the NFL last season.

The government has also acknowledged the vocational education sector needs major changes and has released a discussion paper, with decisions to be taken after the election.

"Many states feel that we need major changes in the law, because it's identifying such an outlandish number of schools that it's losing credibility," he said.

But they argue that the country needs major changes, and that the king's unchecked power has no place in a modern nation.

The structural argument sounds plausible: it fits our sense that there's a price to be paid for the excesses of the past decade; that the U.S. economy was profoundly out of whack before the recession hit; and that we need major changes in the kind of work people do.

Ram Devineni, head of New York City-based Rattapallax Films, who co-produced the movie with Ms. Seigner, said that he had approached some small and mid-tier distributors in India but that the distributors thought the film would need major changes to appeal to Indian audiences.