Sentence examples for opening for change from inspiring English sources

But with marriage freed from the culture-war baggage, we now have an opening for change.

In both cases, we created an opening for change, but the local peoples have not made it sustainable.

This time, in the rare opening for change that has followed the massacre in Newtown, Conn., no one should fall for it.

The only opening for change may have to come from pilots themselves, said Dennis Gleason, 70, a retired plane mechanic who spent years working for Boeing.

Sixteen Egyptian soldiers were killed in the Sinai incident, which fueled criticism of the Army and gave Mr. Morsi an opening for change.

Meanwhile, with would-be reformer Mikhail Gorbachev at the helm in Moscow, the danger of Soviet intervention was receding and the way opening for change.

The two sides have been negotiating since December 1999 and had sought an agreement by July 2000, when the contract was opened for changes.

The prospective study design, detailed questionnaire data, and biomarker measurements (cotinine level in saliva assessed 3 times in pregnancy and cotinine level in child urine assessed at 12 and 24 months) allowed for valid assessment of exposure and opened for changes in exposure level (such as changes in smoking status during pregnancy).

As Kingdon [ 42] suggests, policy entrepreneurs need to be attentive to when key policy influences are in alignment and when a window of opportunity opens for policy change.

It was for the biggest audience we've ever performed for before, besides opening for Beyonce at Chime For Change.

LI emphasises change in the positions of the EU member states as the key to understand what happened and why, whereas MLG opens up for change in the position of supranational entrepreneurial leaders as the key explanation.