Sentence examples for a myriad of reforms from inspiring English sources
Following the disaster in 1912, numerous official inquiries resulted in a myriad of reforms, from standardizing SOS signals to requiring ocean liners to maintain radio communications at all times which offer striking parallels with the current situation.
In the aftermath of the global economic crisis, financial market regulators have proposed a myriad of reforms to better govern the banking sector and to enhance its resilience to future shocks.
As well as hunting and tuition fees, there is a myriad of other reforms, from legal aid to repealing the Human Rights Act, which will meet with substantial protests, but perhaps the most important moment in the next five years will be the referendum on membership of the European Union in 2017.
Government reform could come through addressing a myriad of issues, like campaign finance reform, proper and objective congressional redistricting, and others.
This organization represents the interests of top technology companies across a myriad of public policy issues including net neutrality, immigration reform, and data security to name a few.
And when you take a look at the issues facing the states--voting law changes, access to reproductive choice, creating jobs, enacting healthcare reform--you'll find a myriad of debates, decisions, and actions with serious influence on our lives.
As our efforts in biology education research and reform expand, we will no doubt develop a myriad of measures with which we evaluate effective teaching and learning.
"A myriad of obstacles beset them.
A myriad of men and women.
