And Woods insisted he would change his behaviour on the course, as well as off it.
Other than that it is unclear what he would change should he win.
The same percentage said they had been hopeful when Obama was elected that he would change U.S. policies.
General Musharraf had said he would change the laws which human rights workers said were used against religious minorities.
" But when asked by CNN following that meeting whether he would change his mind, Jeffords replied, "I don't think so.
He would change that so that it ceases encouraging investment overseas and outsourcing of jobs, and encourages insourcing of investment and jobs.
Until Mr. Weiner makes up his mind, his would-be rivals are left with a cloud hanging over the race and weighing how he would change its dynamics.
Spitzer said during his campaign last year that he would change Department of Motor Vehicles licensing policy if he became governor - but did not specify what the special interests are now demanding.
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz has laid down a bunt or two in his career (five total for hits), but like many players, Ortiz hates the idea of giving in to the opposition that he would change his power-hitting, intimidating ways to cater to an opponent strategy, either by bunting or slapping hits.
When Mr Howard eventually came out of his Sydney bunker this week, he declared he would not change the economic proposals he has been promising to put before the voters in the election.
At the time, Sternlicht boasted that he would "change the paradigm" in the hotel industry.
However, Crosas said he would not change his style in order to retain his place.
Then, he would never change its models: what was the point, when the firm had a ten-year waiting list?
"We are not interested in people playing in the IPL, " Clarke said, before adding that he would not change the domestic calendar to suit the Indian league.
"The genius of Rusty was sensing a moment to actually invite McNamee to explain something, knowing that he would either change his story or make up an entirely new story, which he did, " Mr. Attanasio said.
But when, on Tuesday, Mr Sharon publicly re-offered his rival the foreign ministry for the coming three months, Mr Netanyahu surprised him by accepting the job, while insisting that he would not change his plans to fight Mr Sharon for the Likud leadership.
Mr Robathan said the government would ensure the reserve forces had modern equipment and vehicles to make the change possible but he said it would require a change in the attitudes of society and the regular armed forces.
He also said that he would make them change their advertising to give the warnings more prominence.
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By creating a distraction he would be able to change the subject in a manner that would enable him to maintain those policies.
He said that he would prefer a change in the law so that suspects could still be questioned even after being charged with an offence.
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Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said he would favour a change in the law to halve the limit on abortions from 24 weeks into a pregnancy to 12.
Mr Brown's pitch was that, as prime minister, he would offer a change, not only from his own earlier incarnation but also from the previous decade of Labour rule.
Ferreira says there is no way he would want to change places with United counterpart Alex Ferguson as the sides resume hostilities following the 2-2 first leg draw at Old Trafford.
The former defence secretary Liam Fox will use a speech this morning to argue for an economic policy which he will argue would change the "terms of trade in the political debate".
Why would he change course at this point?
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He would return hopefulness and change-sake to the kingdom and all would be well.
The woman who set out to change the system, he imagines, would have recognised the change from what we knew, a centralised unitary state to a devolved, increasingly federal way of governing, as a means of maintaining her belief in Britain.
He set ambitious goals that required the fast, major change he believed would most benefit his organization in the long term.
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