Sentence examples for weighing changes from inspiring English sources

Goldman is also weighing changes to some of its compensation practices.

The Legislature is weighing changes to make it easier for communities to challenge rate increases.

B11 Terror-Proofing Airliners Aviation experts are weighing changes in aircraft design to try to keep terrorists from turning passenger planes into suicide missiles.

The White House issued a statement to The Washington Post this week saying that the Trump administration is weighing changes to the foreign investor visa program.

On Tuesday, officials said they were weighing changes to the privacy laws, too, in an effort to bring them into the digital age.

A15 NATIONAL A12-20 States Rethinking Laws On Child Abandonment Lawmakers and prosecutors across the country are weighing changes in laws that they hope will reduce the number of infants found dead each year after being abandoned.

Berliner said lawmakers will weigh changes and adopt a plan to cover the shortfall by early February.

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The report, requested several years ago, was issued as lawmakers tussle over how to reduce unemployment, a joint committee of Congress weighs changes in the tax code and protesters around the country rail against disparities in income between rich and poor.

Johnson knows he has everyone's attention and tries to be a more outspoken advocate for the sport, especially as Nascar officials weigh changes to lure more spectators and TV viewers.

The House Intelligence Committee said last week that it would seek limited briefings for some panel members so that they could weigh changes to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, but the Republican leaders of the House committee stopped far short of proposing the kind of continuing oversight and rules changes that the Senate committee has settled on.