Sentence examples for the changes represent from inspiring English sources

The changes represent a radical departure for Liz Claiborne.

The changes represent a u-turn by Microsoft.

Advocates for homeowners say the changes represent some progress, but not enough.

The changes represent significant improvement, though not the wholesale transformation the franchise once envisioned.

The changes represent a hard push on the tiller for CNN, which had in recent years been trying to increase its audience with slick, network-style programming.

The changes represent an effective re-nationalisation of the NHS that would give hospitals and councillors a much bigger say in how the health service would run.

A spokesman for Carlton also denied the changes represented a loss of faith in Crossroads.

In a letter to the Commons schools select committee yesterday, Ed Balls, the schools secretary, said the changes represented a "robust response to the concerns raised".

King said the new liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) was more "realistic", although he denied that the changes represented a weakening of the proposals.

A Pentagon spokesman, Geoff Morrell, said senior Defense Department officials believed the changes represented "minor tweaking" in the system, not a major overhaul.

Barclays said the changes represented "a very orderly, properly organised transition", but some shareholders begged to differ with one saying that Mr Varley lacked vision.