Sentence examples for will to make changes from inspiring English sources

The question is whether the startling perspective provided by this masterly book can also generate the will to make changes.

But it takes good leadership!" Nicola Williams, deputy director of research, North Bristol NHS trust: "There's something for me about the importance, of truly connecting the patient to the staff in that sharing/listening/hearing from the patient in their own words has in my experience some power in connecting with a will to make changes that anonymised feedback fails to do".

One nurse said: "...one mother has even offered... she does not smoke...but she offered to stop eating candy... and that they support each other in that way...maybe there's a will to make changes there".

The EDU achieved a truly integrated form of participatory planning, establishing a common ground between once warring factions and a common will to make change.

"The state government and the central government must have the social commitment and the political will to make change happen and only then will gender justice be ensured," she said.

"I think they will have to make changes, but they will be able to make those changes without incurring significant additional taxation".

But he said the government will have to make changes.

South Africa will have to make changes, but not as many as they might have wished.

Those with reservations, like Britain and Spain, will try to make changes or use their vetoes.

The U.S.T.A. will continue to make changes at the National Tennis Center but an excellent start has been made.

"Many of us may not want to accept what is coming, but we will have to make changes".