Sentence examples for planned to make changes from inspiring English sources

The offensive line played the worst of any unit, and Coughlin was asked late Sunday afternoon if he planned to make changes to the starting five up front.

But he said the company planned to make changes that would help it grow, including cutting costs, increasing advertising and developing new products.

Stock indexes changed little in a quiet day on Wall Street, when minutes from the most recent meeting of the Federal Reserve's policy committee showed few signs that the central bank planned to make changes to its stimulus program.

Though the other sports magazines say they planned to make changes anyway, the simultaneity of their transformations suggests that they have their eyes on ESPN's potentially significant start-up.

A Los An geles Times official, James Bellows, told staffers on his first visit to Newsday re cently that the Los Angeles organization wanted a Re publican for the post and planned to make changes in Newsday's editorial policy, particularly as it touched on Vietnam and the Nixon Ad ministration.

Eighteen (85.7 %) of the African-American parents and 72 (97.3 %) of the Latino parents planned to make changes in their child's diet and exercise.

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

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.

They report that Transport for London (TfL) is planning to make changes to the traffic system at Blackfriars Bridge which, among other things, will remove a section of the cycle lane going south from Farringdon Road on to the bridge.

In addition to shutting 23 warehouses and 2 factories, the company plans to make changes at 19 other sites in North and South America and consolidate 18 manufacturing and distribution operations in Europe and Asia.