Sentence examples for a model for reforms from inspiring English sources

Obama said he hoped the changes he has ordered in the treatment of federal prisoners would serve as a model for reforms by state and local corrections systems.

We think Brazil could be a model" for reform.

Later he told The Economist that deregulation of Miyagi's coastline should serve as a model for reform nationwide.

"If the Bill is as I hope and expect it will be, I believe it would be a model for reform across the common-law world.

Mr. Giuliani, for instance, a graduate of Bishop Loughlin Memorial High School, turned to Catholic schools as a model for reform when he was seeking to remake the struggling city school system in 1995.

The E.U. has provided a model for reform that these countries can follow, and the E.U. [membership] process -- the prospect of joining the E.U. -- has given them all a reason to continue reforming their tax systems and public administrations, even through changes of government and a lot of pain".

With the start of school underway, however, the biggest paradigm shift on rape and sexual consent in decades may just now be emerging in California, where "yes means yes" – a model for reform that feminists like me have been pushing for years – could soon become law.

With Andersen already failing, and the firm having given up on its effort to emerge from the scandal as a model for reforming the accounting profession, the most important result of the verdict was that it closed the books on the firm's hopes of surviving even in a reduced state.

For three years Kelly Ann Sole, a top sales executive at the Los Angeles Times, was a model for reform in the newspaper business.

The Medicare Prescription Drug Program provides a model for reform.

The Family Self Sufficiency Program offers a model for reforming the larger housing assistance delivery system.