Sentence examples for waiting to make changes from inspiring English sources

Rather than spending money now on reprinting menus and retraining baristas, the company is waiting to make changes while officials gauge the response from city inspectors — and the outcome of a pending lawsuit against the rules filed by the beverage industry.

It would be better, though, if officials at the three agencies did not wait to make changes until after they have been forced to march before television cameras in Washington.

Several of the benefit programs require staff to enroll within a specified period of time or wait to make changes until the annual open enrollment period.

There are progressive people here who see that things aren't working anymore, and they aren't willing to wait to make changes.

We can't wait to make changes any longer: our current requirements, developed in the early 1990s, are antiquated and unsuitable for today's food truck industry.

OPEC said on Friday that the group had decided to wait to make any changes in production quotas until it could see how much oil Iran would be exporting once Western sanctions are lifted.

Mack said that while she had concerns about the bill, including its cost, the country can't wait "to make needed changes to our energy policy".

If the N.F.L. cannot please CBS and Fox, it would have to wait to make its change until the 2006 season when the networks' deals expire.

"I can't wait to make this change," she said.

"But instead of waiting for government to make changes, there's so much we can change just in ourselves.

Leaders naturally hesitate to move people out of their positions, but many of those we interviewed regretted waiting too long to make changes.