Sentence examples for a force for reform from inspiring English sources

But it did make the Justice Fellowship a force for reform beyond issues of strictly religious interest.

And yet, in Mirebrahimi's eyes, the conservative Chief Justice, by his actions, had become a force for reform.

Tomorrow it could be a force for reform that takes risks and persuades politicians that a nimbler financial system will make India richer and more stable.

Many hoped that with to her British upbringing and charity work in Syria before the uprising, she might prove to be a force for reform.

She was restive about the future, determined to use politics as a force for reform and never feared short-term disruption in pursuit of long-term change.

While the Communists are more numerous, more disciplined and perhaps even more docile than the fractious centrists, they are not a force for reform.

First, they believe, exports are a force for institutional reform.

But the religion that Mr Obama embraced the religion of Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King was a force for social reform.

Before the Warren Court, the justices were almost never a force for social reform, and they have rarely assumed that role in the past two decades.

Encouraged by her mother, a middle-class Qatari educated in a mixed school in Cairo (who is now a force for education reform), she learned French, English and her native Arabic, and went on to study political science and literature at Duke University in North Carolina.Two years ago she and her husband, who had both been doing postgraduate work at Columbia University, returned home.

"It is, on many levels, a catalyst and a driving force for reform," said Ernst Welteke, president of Germany's central bank, the Bundesbank.