Sentence examples for raising changes in from inspiring English sources

The implementation of the SSF Guidelines will need a mix of different types of interventions, including – but not necessarily limited to – the strengthening of political commitment and awareness raising, changes in policies, revisions of legislation and/or regulations, development of capacity and empowerment, improving and sharing information, and strengthened research and communication.

From careful observations on the three-dimensional bubble wakes' structure, they indirectly found out that the Marangoni convection, which was induced by the non-uniform distribution of surfactants desorption on the bubble surface, raised changes in the boundary layers in the contaminated water.

As ICOs are required to reimburse their investors and "roll back" all fundraising activity, some of the funds may have already spent, or the cryptocurrency raised changed in value.

It would be like expecting the scrap-metal industry to be able to demand cost-raising changes in car design.

The co-chairmen of the deficit reduction committee, which is expected to recommend savings in benefit programs like Medicare and Social Security as well as revenue-raising changes in the tax code, announced Tuesday that they had chosen a Democrat, Sarah Kuehl, as deputy staff director for the 12-member panel.

The Liberal backbencher Craig Kelly said people were raising superannuation changes in his electorate of Hughes, south of Sydney.

The bill makes significant changes to most public-sector union rules, limiting collective bargaining to matters of wages and limiting raises to changes in the Consumer Price Index unless the public approves higher raises in a referendum.

Parliamentarians are shirking one of their most fundamental responsibilities: to address the issues raised by changes in science and society.

The law limits bargaining to matters of wages and limits raises to changes in the Consumer Price Index.

The assistant defence minister, Michael McCormack, committed to raise the changes in the party room after the election, prompting the prime minister to pull rank over the policy.

Malcolm Turnbull has defended his changes to superannuation policy by saying he is the "prime minister for all Australians" after one of his ministers committed to raise the changes in the party room after the election.