Sentence examples for plan to make changes from inspiring English sources

In August 1987, also facing rejection by Albany, he pulled back the original plan to make changes.

But they're telling people that they plan to make changes when their deal comes up for renewal, or pull their music from the service.

"And everybody now has the goal of getting in those Rugby World Cup 31-man squads for Japan". Swansea-born former Scarlets academy player junior Adams, 23, has made his move back to Wales amid unrest about the plan to make changes to the current domestic rugby set-up in Wales from the 2020-21 season, dubbed Project Reset.

But he said parts of the bill would have unintentionally delayed the department's own plan to make changes, including a review of expired permits.

In court papers, lawyers for Taymor argued that Berger and set designer George Tsypin developed a secret plan to make changes to the musical during the show's preview period.

Plan to make changes.

ESPN said there were no plans to make changes to the broadcast of the game.

"We are planning to make changes in our tactics," he said.

To stay ahead of counterfeiters, the Treasury plans to make changes to the currency every 7 to 10 years.

On Tuesday, Mr. Raymond told shareholders to "stay tuned" when he was asked if the board is planning to make changes to the risk committee.

He told shareholders to "stay tuned" when he was asked if the board is planning to make changes to the risk committee.