Sentence examples for review the changes from inspiring English sources

He said he wanted the board to have time to review the changes.

Mr. Williams will review the changes and recommend books to the state board.

But before you give up 60,000 miles for two tickets to the Caribbean, you might want to review the changes the airlines have made to their rules on redeeming miles -- and whether to be concerned about the fate of miles with airlines that have declared bankruptcy.

Labour accused the government of presiding over a food scandal made possible because David Cameron had split responsibility for food policy between the FSA, the Department of Health, and the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), and called on him to review the changes.

On Friday afternoon, Senators Patrick Leahy of Vermont and Charles Grassley of Iowa, the chairman and the ranking Republican member of the Judiciary Committee, called on Mr. Mueller to provide an opportunity to review the changes before they are carried out, and to release a public version of the final manual on the F.B.I.'s Web site.

Jaclyn Berryman, whose office in the Education Department is charged with improving relationships between families and schools, told investigators, according to Mr. Condon's report, that during a meeting in March to review the changes to the petition, Mr. Speiller said that without the reference to the last-in-first-out policy, "the politicians and parents would not know what we are for".

The Justice Department had to review the change in superintendent hiring because it all but eviscerated the local boards.

But the Justice Department had to review the change, because it all but eliminated the powers of the local boards, whose members are elected by voters.

After The New York Times began asking about the policy on withholding reports, a spokesman for Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said the governor's office would review the change.

The aim of this study was to review the change in measures of vocal quality before and after bilateral medialization thyroplasty for presbylaryngis.

Disregarding this remarkable opposition, the Bush administration has moved the proposed change to the EPA, which now has 30 days to review the change, and must issue a written statement that the new regulations would comply with the Clean Water and Clean Air Acts.