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Meanings of change to in English

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Usage of change to in English
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They used the law as an instrument of change to better society.
The Irish Times
2
The law will have to change to let the programme go ahead.
Radio NZ
3
Brussels announced it would recommend that rule change to all EU airlines.
Reuters
4
We ask the panellists if they'd support a change to our law.
Radio NZ
5
For any change to happen, it has to happen at community level.
The Guardian
6
The National Aids Trust has campaigned for a change to the law.
The Guardian
7
The MP discusses a law change to prevent this incident happening again.
Radio NZ
8
The CDD over time will change to help Android succeed, Morrill said.
Reuters
9
We would almost certainly have enough change to improve the maternity services.
The Guardian
10
MP's criticise the swift law change to validate thousands of speeding tickets.
Radio NZ
11
We want change to be introduced by agreement and not simply arbitrarily.
The Guardian
12
EC must change to have a genuinely free, fair and inclusive election.
Reuters
13
This change to News Feed reads like a direct response to it.
Wired
14
The principle has always been clear - there's no change to that.
Radio NZ
15
There was, however, one change to the house I could not decipher.
Empty mile
16
Lower than expected COVID-19 case numbers triggered a change to the roadmap.
News.com.au
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Change to through the time
Change to across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common