Sentence examples for say changes to from inspiring English sources

Ministers say changes to the benefit system through the introduction of universal credit will also help discourage immigration.

Hovda and other researchers say changes to the human brain start to resolve themselves immediately, but the recovery time seems to vary.

Inside the detention centre, detainees say changes to the detention regime have only been cosmetic since the PNG supreme court ruling.

Democrats, meanwhile, fear that voter suppression activity may have depressed turnout in states like North Carolina, where they say changes to polling rules have disproportionately deterred African American voters in particular.

But others say changes to lineups should focus on other elements that studies have shown produce more reliable picks: reducing pressure on witnesses by advising them that they do not have to pick someone; making sure that "fillers" strongly resemble the suspect; and recording what the witness says upon choosing a suspect, so juries can hear how certain they were about a pick.

They say changes to wind systems can slow down the rate of melting.

He said changes to ownership legislation "absolutely should happen".

A spokesman said: "Changes to the driving licence will take effect on 8 June 2015.

She said: "Changes to the expense system in 2009 had some unintended consequences for female MPs.

Rogers said changes to the Senate voting rules were "the most significant changes to voting in 30 years".

Abbott said changes to rebates required regulation, which a minister could impose but the Senate could vote to strike down.