Sentence examples for public changes from inspiring English sources

Among UK airlines, Monarch was first to make public changes to its standard operating procedures.

In its revolutionary delirium, the public changes direction, like swarming fish, at each grandiloquent jolt from the main players, who speechify constantly, even to one another.

But to carry on "doing pretty well" will rely on Foursquare pulling off one of the most public changes of direction in years.

In March, Mr. Bloomberg said: "The public has spoken twice through referendums, and I think that if the public changes its mind, the public has a right to do so.

Mr. Rumsfeld described America's efforts as it "wages the global struggle against the enemies of freedom, the enemies of civilization". The shifting language is one of the most public changes in the administration's strategy to battle Al Qaeda and its affiliates, and it tracks closely with Mr. Bush's recent speeches emphasizing freedom, democracy and the worldwide clash of ideas.

Roman Abramovich, a Russian billionaire, has ploughed more than £400m into Chelsea since he bought it in 2003.Yet behind the very public changes in the ownership of English football are signs of a much more unexpected shift: many of the top clubs are trying rather hard to live within their means.

The artist has an intention, and the public change the intention".

PAUL GASCOIGNE IS not the only man in football currently undergoing a very public change of identity.

They say Mr. Bloomberg has ridiculed them in public, changed signals on them and tried to dictate to them.

Photobox also danced quite close to an IPO before market conditions for going public changed, meaning alternative financing was required.

The public changed as well.