Sentence examples for the changes it needs from inspiring English sources

By its decision on Monday, Labour has given itself a breathing space in which it may be possible to make the changes it needs to reposition itself and win back its demoralised and disillusioned supporters.

Helpfully, all the changes it needs to make are likely to boost domestic spending.

There is nothing hidden in the deal, or in Circle's plans, which rely on making staff redundant to deliver the changes it needs to make.

And the Goldman deal sidesteps the very public accountability that might encourage Facebook to make the changes it needs.

And that made it easier to come back to Grimms and make the changes it needed.

But Sam Buttrick, an airline analyst with UBS Warburg in New York, said that United could trim its service by more than twice that, up to 13percentt, depending on the changes it needed to make.

It would be shortsighted to pick on Microsoft, so I'll give them credit for making the changes it needed to make at the top (though there's a long way to go) and delivering on this one of many promises to extend its reach into mobile platforms where users actually are.

"For all the good words, for all we have fought for, we have to ask: 'will this make the change it needs to?'," one contributor said.

"We will also ask the backbench business committee if time can be secured for a debate in the House of Commons calling for a vote of no confidence in the FA, and for legislation to deliver the change it needs".

Like Danny, though, Paul can also see the need to modernise – "perhaps Goldhawk Road does need a bit of a facelift" – but questions whether getting rid of a pie and mash shop is really the change it needs.

When the device context, such as the network connection, changes, it needs to reselect the resource for offloading, in order to improve application performance.