Sentence examples for symbolic changes from inspiring English sources

But there too, he has made important symbolic changes.

Many symbolic changes are therefore proposed in order to accommodate the ethos of Irish nationalism.

In terms of the women's cause in the Conservative Party, there is little behind the symbolic changes.

"For us," he said, "it is important that this work is not limited to these first steps, that these are not just symbolic changes".

Civilian government was restored in 1985, and symbolic changes were made in the city's structures; for example, the marble facing on the Ministry of Justice was removed, and the building was brought back into accordance with Niemeyer's original blueprints.

"He has favorable circumstances, but she has domestic politics, too," he said, and she is seen as likely to agree only to symbolic changes in the fiscal pact — not renegotiating it so much as adding clauses about growth to it.

Rather than run as an actual change candidate, Obama has chosen to run as a symbolic change candidate, a charismatic young bi-racial man as a symbol of change.

This is not just a symbolic change.

That's not just a symbolic change; it could have drastic effects on regulatory policy.

Mr. Jones said Erbil's airport represented physical and symbolic change for the city.

In a symbolic change, they were renamed the Police Services and began a process of demilitarisation.