Sentence examples for views on changing from inspiring English sources

He said the Pentagon was still trying to devise a way to more formally poll large numbers of service members about their views on changing the law.

One analyst with ties to officials involved in party planning said that at the May meeting, cadres were also asked to submit their views on changing the composition of the party's upper echelons, in a glimpse of what may be called intraparty democracy.

Nick Clegg has said: '…we want to go further [than the current draft]– we have also launched a consultation calling for views on changing the law to better protect "secondary publishers", like discussion forums and internet service providers.

As he made more films with Don Haworth, his outspoken views on changing society, work ethics and delinquency, made him the embodiment of the views of many of his fans and epitomised the view of a northern working man.

Another question in the survey asks, "Which is closer to your view on changing the name of the magazine?" The choices are: "It is a necessary step since Martha Stewart has been found guilty;" "It is not necessary since the Martha Stewart name, regardless of her personal actions, stands for gracious living, quality products and how-to ideas for the home;" or "Don't know".

Consider your views for discussions on changing the judicial, non public-census form of change -- perhaps even, by a supporting a constitutional amendment to make sense of legal interpretation of law.

So why are views on marijuana changing?

The Economist Asks: We'll be polling readers of our business and finance channel to find out their views on the changing landscape.

The case is also a reflection on changing views on suicide.

The success of evidence-based practice is dependent on changing these views.

Another organization focused on changing stereotypical views of women was The White House Project.