Sentence examples for Widespread reform from inspiring English sources
Emmert began his tenure by promising to restructure the N.C.A.A., enact widespread reform and remain transparent.
To get the widespread reform we need, we have to take a holistic view.
On his election, Sirisena pledged widespread reform and reconciliation between Sri Lankan communities.
Mr. Ryan found the problem so endemic that he commuted 167 death-row felons to life terms in 2003 and urged widespread reform.
The students are not demanding a more widespread reform: they simply want the nice secure permanent jobs that their parents once had and that their teachers have still.
In Mr. Kerik's case, some wonder if a police department that has proved so effective in reducing crime really needs widespread reform.
His report in the spring set out widespread reforms to the curriculum.
To them, El Salvador's rebels never achieved widespread reforms that closed out that country's war a decade ago.
The visita (1765 71) of José Gálvez, appointed by Charles III, in New Spain resulted in widespread reforms throughout the Spanish-American colonies.
On Thursday, adding to the pressure, the European Parliament issued a strongly worded resolution demanding that Azerbaijan institute widespread reforms and release political prisoners.
Now, even those sympathetic with the difficulty inherent in Emmert's job description are calling for widespread reforms in how college athletics are governed.
