Sentence examples for seeking to make changes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jennings, who organized the Fresh Democracy Council's initial meetings, said that the group is seeking to make changes in the way the Council operates that would give more decision-making power to the members.

The companies are seeking to make changes at Concert, which was formed in 1999, after disappointing results from the venture last year.

He said the P.B.A. was seeking to make changes so that the union -- and the department -- would be more reflective of the city that its members patrol.

The highly inflated Australian property market will also feature heavily, with the opposition seeking to make changes to laws that allow investors to get tax deductions on rental losses for their properties.

Police leaders seeking to make changes to their daily practices can look to national initiatives working to encourage and disseminate successful efforts made by local jurisdictions.

When your partner is willing and able to work on the behaviors and wants to make a change (for example, if the abuse is related to use of alcohol or other substances, and they're seeking to make changes in both those abuse triggers and your relationship), a no-blame approach in counseling might benefit you both.

But every team seeks to make changes.

Ever since, Laval, socialists and unions across Europe have sought to make changes to the posting of workers directive.

In addition, Mr. Bush said he would seek to make changes in the federal vocational education program to increase its effectiveness.

We were encouraged by the clear hints given by Paul Burstow that the government would seek to make changes to the bill".

In a period of radical educational reform, improving understanding of teachers' professional learning is important for those who seek to make changes in classroom practice.