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Meanings of propose changes in English

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Usage of propose changes in English
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The committee is an independent panel that can propose changes to the laws.
Radio NZ
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Click on that, and you can fork and propose changes to the feds.
Wired
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The report will be made available for public review, allowing airlines to propose changes.
Reuters
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They gave Google until February to propose changes but it did not make any.
Reuters
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The UK government is likely to propose changes to the regulation of gaming machines in
Reuters
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The amendment means that lawmakers can propose changes to the bill later in the day.
Reuters
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It is not clear if and when the IOC will propose changes to Rule 40.
Reuters
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As with the Jan. 29 debate, lawmakers will be able to propose changes, known as amendments.
Reuters
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The bill now enters the mark-up phase, where members of the House Agriculture Committee can propose changes.
Reuters
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They are likely to propose changes, or amendments, to this motion setting out alternative ways forward on Brexit.
Reuters
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She said Sweden had drafted an agreement and respected Ecuador's need to examine it thoroughly and propose changes.
The Guardian
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He said he and others would work to oppose the proposed changes.
Radio NZ
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Bank of Ireland staff have rejected proposed changes to their pension scheme.
The Irish Times
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But what do JHB-dwellers need to know ahead of the proposed changes?
The South African
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Proposed changes in regulations may also encourage lower equity allocation, Aon said.
Reuters
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President Obama has announced proposed changes to immigration law in the US.
BBC
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