Sentence examples for would bring changes from inspiring English sources

The Hunt family hopes a lawsuit would bring changes in police training, he said.

Of course, a left-wing government would bring changes to church-state relations.

The tax would be repealed entirely in 2010, at which point the bill would bring changes in the way taxes are assessed on stocks, real estate and other assets held by an estate.

Endurance, rather than violence, would bring change.

AMERICA'S new health law would bring change, Democrats said, but not too much.

In Israel, the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, was sceptical that Mr Rouhani's success would bring change.

The chemical reaction, they said, would bring change far more readily than our current policy.

But even before he inherited the presidency from his father, Hafez, in 2000, Syrians had hoped he would bring change.

Fifty-two percent of voters said they backed the candidate who would bring change, and Mr. Obama won 51percentt of their support.

I don't think that either country -- I don't think we have any levers of pressure, for example, that would bring change more quickly.

In an interview, she said that she raised what she viewed as the failures of Mr. Morgenthau's office only to explain how she would bring change.