Sentence examples for would bring a change from inspiring English sources

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He said he hoped his report would bring a change of culture in the NHS.

We thought the March accident was a wake-up call for the Department of Buildings and that a change of leadership would bring a change in safety levels.

"We thought the March accident was a wake-up call for the Department of Buildings," said the city's public advocate, Betsy Gotbaum, "and that a change of leadership would bring a change in safety levels.

"I thought a Commonwealth Games gold medal would bring a change - how they look at athletics, look at the possibilities through sport - but it didn't".

I had hoped that someone like President Obama, who of course, lived abroad, studied abroad and things like that would bring a change, but I think that for his own survival, he's really downplayed that.

He told CNN that he wanted to create a "dialogue that would bring a total change," adding, "and I mean a total change".

You'd think these pronouncements would bring a sea change in the way patients are treated in this country.

Tottenham had known all summer that Bale had every intention of making a move that would bring a lifelong change in his family fortunes.

In an interview on Thursday, Ms. Myers said the plan would bring "a fundamental change" by streamlining deportations of foreign-born criminals.

After all, when Ms. LaForgia arrived in late 1998, the mayor said he hoped she would bring a sea change to the department.