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changes have been accepted vs changes has been accepted

The correct phrase is 'changes have been accepted.' 'Have' is the correct auxiliary verb to use with the plural subject 'changes.' 'Has' is used with singular subjects. Therefore, 'changes have been accepted' is the correct form.

Last updated: March 30, 2024

changes have been accepted

This phrase is correct. 'Have' is the correct auxiliary verb to use with the plural subject 'changes.'

This phrase is used to indicate that multiple changes have been accepted or approved.

Examples:

  • All the changes have been accepted by the committee.
  • The changes have been accepted without any objections.
  • These changes have been accepted by the majority of the team.
  • Several changes have been accepted for the final version.
  • The proposed changes have been accepted by the board.
  • For this publication, those changes have been accepted and new changes have been shown in mark-up.
  • (6) These national indicative targets should be consistent with any national commitment made as part of the climate change commitments accepted by the Community under the Kyoto Protocol.
  • It is unlikely therefore that any further change would be accepted.
  • These changes are accepted by both the Commission and the Council
  • I should inform the House that, if this change is accepted, the debate on the situation in the Middle East will replace Question Time to the Commission.
  • It was accepted to change the sample accordingly.
  • This system would lighten the administrative burden considerably, facilitate consideration of applications and benefit patients by the simultaneous implementation of accepted changes.
  • They shall further be compatible with any national commitments accepted in the context of the Climate Change commitments accepted by the Community in Kyoto and subsequently.
  • The Commission has accepted the changes but regrets the extension of the transition period for passenger cars and light vans.
  • At the same time, the Ministry accepted the changes which did not contradict the principles laid down in Law 1822/39 [25].
  • If there has been no reaction from the Commission within 28 days, the change shall be deemed accepted.
  • Any subsequent changes shall not be accepted unless a notified catching vessel is prevented from participating due to legitimate operational reasons or force majeure.
  • The CRL has also accepted the change of name to Beckman Coulter InPro CDI kit.
  • If a change in policy were accepted, however, the Commission considers that those conclusions would have to be revised.
  • Government consultation should detail all changes that were accepted after any consultation process and before any Directives, Legislation or Acts are implemented.
  • The treaty makes provision for our institution to be involved in negotiations on the next long-term budget and this change should be accepted at every level.
  • Level 2 [19] major design changes when not automatically accepted [20]
  • We arrived at it with 24 amendments, of which only 4 were accepted without change and 3 were withdrawn in the course of the negotiations.
  • From 2013 onwards, only high quality CERs and high quality ERUs that incentivise the linking of trading systems from third countries which have ratified the future international agreement on climate change shall be accepted in the Community scheme.
  • The analysis of cost effectiveness shall also take into account national commitments accepted in the context of the climate change commitments accepted by the Community pursuant to the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

changes has been accepted

This phrase is incorrect. 'Has' is the singular form of the auxiliary verb, which does not match the plural subject 'changes.'

  • For this publication, those changes have been accepted and new changes have been shown in mark-up.
  • (6) These national indicative targets should be consistent with any national commitment made as part of the climate change commitments accepted by the Community under the Kyoto Protocol.
  • It is unlikely therefore that any further change would be accepted.
  • These changes are accepted by both the Commission and the Council
  • I should inform the House that, if this change is accepted, the debate on the situation in the Middle East will replace Question Time to the Commission.
  • It was accepted to change the sample accordingly.
  • This system would lighten the administrative burden considerably, facilitate consideration of applications and benefit patients by the simultaneous implementation of accepted changes.
  • They shall further be compatible with any national commitments accepted in the context of the Climate Change commitments accepted by the Community in Kyoto and subsequently.
  • The Commission has accepted the changes but regrets the extension of the transition period for passenger cars and light vans.
  • At the same time, the Ministry accepted the changes which did not contradict the principles laid down in Law 1822/39 [25].
  • If there has been no reaction from the Commission within 28 days, the change shall be deemed accepted.
  • Any subsequent changes shall not be accepted unless a notified catching vessel is prevented from participating due to legitimate operational reasons or force majeure.
  • The CRL has also accepted the change of name to Beckman Coulter InPro CDI kit.
  • If a change in policy were accepted, however, the Commission considers that those conclusions would have to be revised.
  • Government consultation should detail all changes that were accepted after any consultation process and before any Directives, Legislation or Acts are implemented.
  • The treaty makes provision for our institution to be involved in negotiations on the next long-term budget and this change should be accepted at every level.
  • Level 2 [19] major design changes when not automatically accepted [20]
  • We arrived at it with 24 amendments, of which only 4 were accepted without change and 3 were withdrawn in the course of the negotiations.
  • From 2013 onwards, only high quality CERs and high quality ERUs that incentivise the linking of trading systems from third countries which have ratified the future international agreement on climate change shall be accepted in the Community scheme.
  • The analysis of cost effectiveness shall also take into account national commitments accepted in the context of the climate change commitments accepted by the Community pursuant to the Kyoto Protocol to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change.

Alternatives:

  • changes have been accepted

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