I suggest changes in their drafts, and other Justices will suggest changes in what I've written.
It found that there were lots of anecdotes either way, but scant evidence to suggest changes in behaviour.
"My parents didn't suggest changes in the plot line," Mr. Paolini said, but suggested moving sentences, correcting grammar, fixing continuity.
Hence, contrary to his comment, there was no opportunity afforded him to suggest changes in tone or content".
And his purpose "is not so much to suggest changes in the existing constitution as to encourage us to change the way we think about it".
In 1994, the Congress established the National Bankruptcy Review Commission, which was to suggest changes in the law.
This is the heart of quality control: peers – experts working in the same field – anonymously review the work; they challenge it, critique it, ask for new perspectives to be considered, and may even suggest changes in the analysis and presentation.
The study led some experts to suggest changes in the guidelines used by pediatricians in deciding whether girls whose puberty starts early need to be evaluated by specialists to look for medical problems that might be the cause.
The teacher should be willing to suggest changes in the moves you attempt or even say that the class may not be right for you.
The article sinks its teeth into the report of a committee set up in January 2011 "to suggest changes in the legal, institutional and regulatory frameworks required to switch over to a clean and transparent system".
Once the payment advisory board has a track record, for example, perhaps it could be empowered to suggest changes in benefits or in how Medicare services are provided — say, along the lines of successful demonstration projects.
