Sentence examples similar to a cascade of reforms from inspiring English sources

Just the opposite: by emphasizing the virtue of reflective, principled adaptation to changing conditions, Wilson provided the intellectual justification for a cascade of advanced reforms initiated in 1915, including loans to farmers, child-labor restrictions, government-worker's compensation, and the first redistributive income tax in American history.

That way they can set off a decentralized cascade of reform, instead of putting all the responsibility on us here".

According to Schumer, the party lost because the White House messed up on "a cascade of issues," starting with the healthcare reform push in 2009, at a time when Americans were more preoccupied with the recession.

Then the reforms came in a cascade of new policies and laws, many of them based directly on the papers produced by the U.S.-funded ECES.

A cascade of auditing scandals — in the U.K., the U.S., Europe, and South Africa — has convinced many that reform is necessary.

A cascade of charges followed.

A cascade of work followed.

A cascade of painful rejections began.

It creates a cascade of interventions".

A cascade of empty metal bleachers.

Murillo listed a cascade of hardships.