Sentence examples for securing changes from inspiring English sources

Sens. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). and David Perdue (R-Ga)., onetime skeptics of the effort, endorsed the legislation in recent days after securing changes.

"We are in the Coalition and raising the matter directly with the minister may be more effective at securing changes in legislation than supporting an opposition amendment".

But even before the annual general meeting season ends – it typically runs from April to June – there are concerns about keeping up the momentum and securing changes from companies.

The paper reports: "Theresa May urged MPs last right to unite and back an 'improved Brexit deal' after securing changes that she said ensured Britain could not be trapped in the Irish backstop".

In the weeks leading up to the passage of the health care legislation in 2010, Ms. Landrieu provided crucial support for the measure, after securing changes to help small businesses.

However, the Prime Minister has, according to senior sources, now accepted there is only a limited chance of securing changes to the EU's governing rules contained in the Lisbon treaty.

The just war tradition via Augustine, Aquinas, Suarez and Vitoria – some of the greatest names in the western intellectual canon – sees war as an instrument of policy, as a means of securing change.

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.

"We said, 'No, you have to do better.' " Medicare officials secured changes in most of the 300 plans.

Uribe also secured changes to the constitution permitting the popular president to run for a second consecutive term.