Sentence examples for support changing to from inspiring English sources

He should indicate he would support changing to the Alternative Vote in a national referendum, as part of a democracy package in Labour's next manifesto, including a second chamber which is 80% elected by PR, and electoral reform for local government.

The SNP, and Liberal Democrats support proportional representation, while Labour has in the past supported changing to a system of preference voting.

During a markup hearing Wednesday, Rep. John Delaney (D- Md). said he supported changing to a commission structure.

While most states and territories support removing them from this category, Guardian Australia understands at least three states and territories only support changing them to category B firearms, which would still make them easy to obtain.

In the end, Baumohl said, German leaders likely will put aside their aversion to inflation and support changing European law to allow the ECB to print large amounts of money to buy sovereign debt directly from troubled European countries.

Remodeling process took place in old bone when tissue is replaced by new one in order to support changing loads or to replace bone with microdamage.

Our results support changing husbandry practices to limit calving to a seasonal endeavor and that performance payment may be a better compensation strategy than ex post compensation schemes.

A YouGov poll on the eve of the vote found that 80% of 18- to 24-year-olds support changing the law to allow gay marriage.

Making his Sunday morning talk show debut on the NBC program "Meet the Press," Mr. Schwarzenegger was asked whether he would support changing the Constitution to allow naturalized citizens to serve as president.

HOUSTON — The Rev. John W. Bowie knows it is hard to sell the people in his neighborhood on the idea that they should support changing immigration laws to give illegal immigrants a path to citizenship.

MOST SUPPORT GIVING CONGRESS MORE POWER TO LIMIT CAMPAIGN SPENDING - HuffPollster: "Most Americans say they think the billions of dollars spent on campaigns affected the outcomes of the 2014 elections, and they support changing the Constitution to allow for more limits on spending, according to a new HuffPost/YouGov poll.