Sentence examples for Carry out reforms that from inspiring English sources

What government will wholeheartedly carry out reforms that threaten its own power?

Washington and its allies must work harder to get Mr. Karzai to carry out reforms that will encourage credible candidates to run in 2014, when he is supposed to step aside.

Puritans, increasingly alienated from the ecclesiastical and civil hierarchy since the mid-1620s, san an opportunity to turn the Church of England from Arminianism and to carry out reforms that had been held in check since the Elizabethan Settlement.

The State Department and the International Monetary Fund are pushing Angola to carry out reforms that would open up the economy and spend far more oil money on social services.

You can make a solid case that the king most of us have never heard of rivaled David: He carried out reforms that cemented the ideas of the religion we moderns now call Judaism.

The prime minister, Wen Jiabao, told the session in March that the government would carry out reforms and repeated that requirements would be relaxed in towns and smaller cities.

But with 60percentt of Japanese now saying they doubt Mr. Koizumi's ability to carry out reforms, some predict that once Mr. Bush leaves, the same inertia that has plagued Mr. Koizumi will quickly return.

Developing nations played a more "active and united role" in the Seattle talks than ever before, he said, while the industrial powers bickered among themselves and showed that they did not have the will to carry out reforms in the rules that govern the international trading system.

Over the last week, after Mr. Volcker proposed creating a new board to run the firm and to carry out reforms on the condition that the government withdraw its criminal charge, there has been guarded speculation in the industry that Andersen might avoid a trial.

In essence, such requests boil down to an appeal to the European Union to work more closely with Balkan governments to carry out reforms, rather than demand that they be completed before countries receive greater assistance.

Italy needed a government that could carry out reforms.