Sentence examples for the vital changes from inspiring English sources

Andy Cole, chief executive of the sick-baby charity Bliss, said: "This is the greatest opportunity for a generation to improve the care of sick and premature babies in England and we want to ensure the recommendations of the NHS taskforce are fully implemented to make the vital changes needed.

After years of a race to the bottom, where cost trumped quality, the vital change that this new plan brings is the recognition that "cheapest" does not necessarily mean "best value".

"Greybull believes these vital changes will make British Steel competitive," the firm said.

However, the genes directly under GR control in cardiomyocytes responsible for these vital changes are unknown.

Innovation, creativity, and competition produced these vital changes in our national ability to create value.

Like the other seven characters – all of them fully rounded, no cardboard – Luxon had his part tailor-made for him by Britten, but it hardly minimised the challenge of the part over that vital change of heart which Owen knows will result in charges of cowardice.

Until midday on Monday, you have the chance to help do exactly that, by calling on the government to make vital changes to the GRA via the official consultation.

This article was amended on Tuesday 16 October to clarify that the Gender Recognition Act of 2004 applies to England and Wales, and not all of the UK.

MTH reviewed the draft and suggested vital changes in the initial draft.

The one change we made to our lives, in the end is the one vital change that is helping to save us.

In October, the U.S. proposed vital changes ― long demanded by many in Congress, unions and consumer groups ― to cut NAFTA's investor outsourcing protections, "Buy American" waivers and the investor-state tribunals, and to add tighter rules of origin and a mandatory performance review and reaffirmation clause.