Sentence examples for support changes to the from inspiring English sources

2.43pm: Both parties support changes to the electoral system.

During the campaign, Labor said it would not support government super changes that had retrospective effect, but would support changes to the system equalling the value of the revenue raised by the government's proposals.

A majority of Democrats, frustrated by what they say is the consistent and brazen abuse of the filibuster by Republicans, appear to support changes to the rules, and some believe they do not go far enough.

The Daily Mail homed in on British politicians urging Mr. Romney to support changes to the controversial Extradition Act, which allows fewer rights to Britons than those enjoyed by Americans facing extradition.

But Labor will now support changes to the student start-up scholarships that are available to help people with the upfront costs of study (saving the budget $920m over four years) and abolishing incentives for early repayment of Hecs-Help loans ($200m).

In January 2013 Liberal Democratic MPs manifested their disappointment at Conservatives' earlier failure to support changes to the House of Lords by joining with the Labour Party to reject proposals to amend the boundaries of parliamentary constituencies that would have benefited the Conservatives at the expense of Labour and, to a lesser extent, the Liberal Democrats.

Mr Knight's spokesman also supported changes to the bidding system, and said the IOC should take a firm stand against corruption.

Many Republicans who are considering supporting changes to the immigration system may see little upside to supporting the gun legislation as well.

Mr. de Blasio's blunt statements have engendered their own confusion: he supports changes to the stop-and-frisk tactic, as Ms. Quinn does, but not its elimination.

Americans for Prosperity, which was founded in 2003 in part with funds from the oil and gas billionaire David H. Koch, says it supports changes to the nation's health care system but opposes a government-run system.

As a state lawmaker, Mr. Obama supported changes to the death penalty, including a bill that let judges reject a death sentence for someone convicted on the sole basis of an informant's testimony.