Sentence examples for represent a change of from inspiring English sources

The talks represent a change of sides for Mr. Murdoch.

He said the review was a delaying tactic and did not represent a change of heart.

Administration officials said that their position in the California case did not represent a change of policy.

Chatterjee said the talks with ThyssenKrupp did not represent a change of strategy because Tata had always said it would look at all options.

The killings in Paris do appear to represent a change of tactic by Isis, which apparently caught French counter-terrorism officials by surprise.

Administration officials said that the Justice Department position and the meeting did not represent a change of policy, but environmentalists disagreed.

He represents a change of mentality, aims and ambition in Spanish football.

But the new album represents a change of course; rock and roll is everywhere.

represented a change of direction, and when a company changes direction, the engineers really get jerked around".

For members of the task force, the investigations that led to the arrests represented a change of pace.

The deal represents a change of tack for Virgin Atlantic but after losing £80m last year it had to do something.