Sentence examples for offer change from inspiring English sources
Mr Major had a difficult task he had to offer change from and continuity with Mrs Thatcher.
But it's difficult to keep the lists current because of a high turnover of staff, and the fact that the activities and services they offer change frequently.
The challenge for Brown is to demonstrate that he has used the banking crisis to learn some lessons and that he can offer change.
"Hawaiians want change, and if the Democrats don't offer change, Hawaiians are going to vote for the Republican who offers change," Ed Case, a former member of Congress who is seeking the Democratic nomination, said the other day while campaigning here in a sea of leather and roaring motorcycles at the beginning of a Toys for Tots biker parade.
"How can an organization that has lost its credibility; is $20 million in debt; is steeped in mismanagement, distractions and drama actually lead us into the next election cycle of 2012 and offer change?" The debate on Monday, which was sponsored by Americans for Tax Reform and The Daily Caller, a conservative Web site, drew fresh attention to the Republican chairman's race.
Democrats could also impose rules denying Republicans a chance to offer changes to the measure.
At the least, the Independent Payment Advisory Board should be allowed to offer changes in services and costs.
Democrats should offer changes to the system that would save hundreds of billions of dollars while preserving the safety net for our neediest.
When the puddings arrived we got on to the topic of my bakery, the types of cakes I make and how the offer changes seasonally.
But the committee chairman, Alfred E. Steele, said that meetings next month would air all the issues and that he would encourage Republicans to offer changes in the plan.
