Sentence examples for to making changes to from inspiring English sources

Local school administrators were receptive to making changes to beverage sales when local needs were incorporated into the study design.

"We have been able to do this because the government has committed to making changes to the environmental and social obligations that are paid for through energy bills.

British Gas said the average bill would rise by £70, rather than £123, because the government had committed to making changes to the environmental and social charges.

You and your peers will workshop course materials (including course content, accessibility standards, and course policies) and commit to making changes to future practice.

From making to posters and registering 4-H kids to making changes to the actual grounds, there are so many things to do.

Tony Abbott has left the door open to making changes to the aged pension after reports the Commission of Audit recommended it be indexed differently.

'It is too early to make changes to the Cornell Soils Database.

Princeton uses the summer to make changes to its campus.

Lockheed Martin had to make changes to reduce the weight.

Want to make changes to your rental space?

Time is running out to make changes to the deal to help it pass parliament.