Sentence examples for will seek changes from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether a Democratic president will seek changes in the system.

The investigation does not necessarily mean the commission will seek changes to the deal.

The Council plans to hold hearings on the budget proposal, and will seek changes from the mayor.

If it does, he said, the plant will face additional inspections and the commission's staff will seek changes in operations to reduce the frequency of shutdowns there.

George Osborne has insisted David Cameron will seek changes to how European Union freedom of movement operates and downplayed reports that Germany has warned such a move could lead the UK towards the exit.

The only question is whether the country's youth will seek change through increased militancy or by other peaceful means.

President François Hollande's government will also seek changes in the company's governance, including the addition of a government representative to the board, according to the person, who asked not to be identified because the matter is not yet official and some details remain to be arranged.

The MTA will also seek changes in the labor contract to change some provisions that limit the authority's ability to schedule staffing, Donovan said.

Furthermore, you report, his government has accepted the individual steps of the plan, rather than the overall plan itself, indicating that it will continue to seek changes in the way the plan is carried out.

As Mr. Sharon did on Friday, the Israeli government today accepted the individual steps of the plan, rather than the overall plan itself, indicating that it will continue to seek changes in the way the plan is carried out.

C4 has an impressive new boss in David Abraham, who will surely seek change.