Sentence examples for secure change from inspiring English sources

Yet the repeated errors in computer procurement suggest that its reports do not always secure change.

National clinical programmes have their place but can only secure change in a narrow field.

We also assiduously worked with all the main political parties to secure change.

Mr Renzi's devotees retort that they must deal with Mr Berlusconi, as with Mr Grillo, to secure change.

Exclusive reliance on quiet dialogue and cooperation becomes a charade designed more to appease critics of complacency than to secure change.

But if there is lots of talk, there is no agreement on what solid principles and governance are needed to secure change and underpin recovery.

The first reaction is to learn lessons and secure changes rather than find someone to blame.

A priority for many employers in 2008 is to secure changes in the rules for family and medical leave.

But Cameron declined to be drawn on whether he would campaign for a no vote if he failed to secure changes in the negotiations.

Cameron has long pushed for a reopening, hoping to use this as leverage to secure changes that would repatriate powers to Britain.

The poll also reveals 41 per cent of people believe the Lib Dems should leave the coalition if they fail to secure changes on the health reforms.