Sentence examples for would seek changes from inspiring English sources

Liberals and conservatives immediately signaled that they would seek changes in the bill and file more than 100 amendments.

But Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner signaled that the administration would seek changes in any final measure.

The district attorney's office said it would seek changes to what it called "alarming" gaps in state law.

[C2.] REVAMPING NAFTA The two Democratic presidential candidates say they would seek changes in the North American Free Trade Agreement, mainly regarding Mexico, if elected.

Senators Ron Wyden of Oregon and Robert Menendez of New Jersey, both Democrats, said they would seek changes to make insurance more affordable to middle-income families.

It would also be a legislative achievement for the new Democratic leaders in Congress, though they said they would seek changes in the measure.

He cited as an example, that Mr. Gore did not respond to a speech in February in which Mr. Bush told a South Carolina audience of business people that Mr. Bush would immediately seek changes in litigation rules if elected.

In response to lawmakers' questions, Mr. Klein criticized a provision in the federal No Child Left Behind law that allows students to transfer out of failing schools and said that he would likely seek changes in the law after the November elections.

Reaction to the vote was generally positive, although many groups said they would still seek changes in the final version.

U.S. Soccer released a statement congratulating Blatter on his reelection but cautiously warned it would still seek change within the organization.

BRUSSELS — The European Union approved plans to tighten the rules governing the euro early Friday, and said it would seek more changes and a limited alteration to the bloc's main treaty in December.