Sentence examples for to be changes for from inspiring English sources

"There are going to be changes, for sure," Reese said.

"It has to be changes for everybody, because nobody played above average this year," he said.

In order not to break E.U. rules against discrimination, there are likely to be changes for Britons too, and one newspaper reported Monday that plans were being drawn up to introduce an "entitlement card" that anyone wanting access to services would need to produce.

Though Mr Harris welcomes assimilation, he also mourns every step of the loss of gay distinctiveness even those that, to a post-gay observer, seem to be changes for the better.Yet Mr Harris's arguments are moderate compared with those of homosexuals on the radical left who have been the dominant activists since the early 1970s.

There was going to be changes for the Notts County game before today but there might be a few more now".

But unless they are based on an accurate understanding of both the present and the past, they are likely to be changes for the worse.

"It doesn't need to be changed for 50 years.

The consultation is looking at whether advertising rules need to be changed for e-cigarettes.

But they said the system needed to be changed for younger people.

That law would need to be changed for the proposal to become a reality, several state officials said.

In times of war and crisis, laws ought to be changed for the benefit of the citizens".