Sentence examples for thorough changes in from inspiring English sources

It was forwarded to Washington and Arab capitals on Monday, in anticipation that Mr. Bush would call for thorough changes in Palestinian governance.

"Reaching a political settlement will require some fairly thorough changes in the way Haiti is governed," America's State Department said on February 10th.

But the speed of it, the constant and thorough changes in dynamics within open, mobile harmonies, and, in particular, the inventiveness of Mr. Harland, intimated the heat and light of free improvisation.

Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman, said Tuesday that "reaching a political settlement will require some fairly thorough changes in the way Haiti is governed, and how the security situation is maintained".

Asked whether the administration had a position on whether Mr. Aristide should finish out his term, which ends in 2006, he said, "We recognize that reaching a political settlement will require some fairly thorough changes in the way Haiti is governed and how the security situation is maintained".

Teresa Ruffin, a pastor at the city's Faith Ministry Worship Center, whose teenage son Ikeem was shot and killed in 2010 in circumstances which also sparked criticism of Sanford police, said she hoped coverage of Martin's death would prompt thorough changes in the justice system.

Metamorphosis entails an abrupt and thorough change in an animal's physiology and biochemistry, with concomitant structural and behavioral modifications.

"We are not allowed to exercise the fundamental rights given to us in the Constitution," he said in May in announcing the formation of a new party, the Reform Party, whose objective, he said, was "a complete and thorough change in the way this country is run".

The answer why not, I fear, is that Labour is too executive-minded, too fearful of investing in parliament as an institution and too fearful of thorough change in the governing system – despite the way it is being subverted and shrunk by the Cameron government.

(2) If more than 5%% of spare parts stock out of the total amount of equipments cannot meet the operational needs during the guarantee period of quality, it indicates that the manufacturing facility has existing flaw in the design of the equipment which leads to the high fault rate and therefore needs to implement thorough change in design.

This is why most observers expect him to carry out thorough changes, concerning in particular the operating system on which Nokia intends to bet its future.