Sentence examples for pace for change from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wahid is facing possible impeachment in the months ahead and Mrs. Megawati, who commands the largest political party and the strongest popular support, is in a position to set the pace for change.

I've been equally supported by men and women and I love the fast pace, appetite for change and can do attitude of it's communities.

"A number of people are frustrated at the pace of change for improving education for low income families," he said.

A year ago, War on Want published a report on sweatshops in which it described the pace of change for textile workers earning 5p an hour sewing clothes for British shops as "glacial".

Yet despite the intentions and evidence, the pace of change for people with complex needs is slow.

Rachael Saunders is head of communications for Opportunity Now, the gender campaign from Business in the Community working to accelerate the pace of change for women in the workplace.

And finally, perhaps most importantly, we need to see those who are not yet involved to step up and for all to increase their level of ambition for the pace of change.

But it will still be too much for the pace of change envisaged in the Basic Law.

The country, however, appears ill-prepared for the pace of change, putting both safety and the prospects of many hopeful airlines at risk.

Two years ago, when I wrote my "why on earth" column, I suggested that the pace of change called for a re-emphasis on "transparency, accountability, humility".

Motorola Criticized For 'Slow' Pace Of Change.