Sentence examples for opinion on changes from inspiring English sources

The strong relationship between health and both LS and MWB may partly explain the strength of public opinion on changes to health service provision.

One question was asked: "Can you tell us your opinion on changes that occurred during the vaccination period?" This question was followed by probing questions.

"In order to meet these challenges, we need to modernise our health services and over the coming months communities across Wales will get a chance to voice their opinions on changes to health services in their areas," he said.

As indicated by Angassa et al. (2012), involvement of local communities in assessing their opinions on changes in land use and land cover (LULC) and pastoral resources over time is crucial in devising proper management systems for sustainable use of arid and semi-arid landscapes.

Table  3 shows opinions on changes in health care (in %) by domains.

An explicit implementation strategy and positive opinions on change and innovation were also associated with adoption.

A reporter asked Trump if seeing the destruction changed his opinion on climate change.

He said he and Parcells share the same opinion on what changes have to be made.

IN this nation of 23 million people, just about everyone has an opinion on the changes since American military power toppled the Taliban.

While a campaign to save BBC Three gathers pace online, several industry experts give their opinion on the changes.

We have found that the elderly, married females, those who believe that people are happier now than 10 years ago, and those who live in urban area have more positive opinion on the changes.