Sentence examples for popular changes from inspiring English sources
The DPJ has put forward many popular changes.
Mr. Correa has made many broadly popular changes, improving health care, education, roads and social services.
He has presided over sweeping, and largely popular, changes, including expanded playoffs and interleague play.
But the most popular changes are those that slash spending immediately.
The most popular changes were self-scanning checkouts and dollar-item departments as well as areas for prepared food, aisles for ethnic food and pharmacies.
But he has also overseen largely popular changes, like interleague play, the wild card and the World Baseball Classic, and instituted testing for performance-enhancing drugs.
They have given young people the idea that there is no virtue in collective organisation, the mechanism by which popular democratic change is made and preserved.
The Arab world, it seems, is still immune to popular change.
The commissioner and the owners always seem to be the ones who want to make radical changes, upsetting the traditionalists but, in some instances, producing popular change.
The President's critics find his passivity especially galling in light of the epochal — and popular — change sweeping the Arab world.
It is clear that a successful popular change of regime one, that is, that results in a reasonably democratic and enduringly free system is much more likely to emerge if it has certain characteristics.
