Sentence examples for significant policy changes from inspiring English sources

SO FAR, Barack Obama has offered Latin Americans plenty of warm rhetoric and only a handful of significant policy changes.

"The president shouldn't make such significant policy changes on his own," Senator Joe Donnelly, Democrat of Indiana, said in a statement before the president's speech.

Mr. Tate's death led to an $825,000 settlement for his family and also brought about significant policy changes at California prisons.

As Ms. Fortuna said, "When you enact a budget this late in the year it is much more difficult to make significant policy changes".

Apparently keen to stamp his own mark on the two-year-old government, the former lawyer and merchant banker also foreshadowed significant policy changes.

"I think it could be one of the most significant policy changes in the past 35, 40 years," said William G. Dressel Jr., executive director of the New Jersey State League of Municipalities.

This case may well prove to be a catalyst for significant policy change in some countries.

The Romney campaign acknowledged that such a significant policy change would require the approval of Congress.

But referendums are not the only way in which popular consent can be secured for significant policy change between elections.

Frydenberg rebuffed those criticisms, and minimised the review as a "sit-rep" (situation report) rather than a substantial process that would yield any significant policy change.

There appears to be little evidence (as yet) that local authority fees will be increased to cover the added costs of implementing this significant policy change.