Sentence examples for a program of reforms from inspiring English sources

The political consensus on which President Lyndon Johnson had thought to build a program of reforms in American life had begun to fragment and dissolve.

When Gul opened the season's first session of Parliament earlier this month he urged the government to get on with work on a much-needed new constitution and a program of reforms to revive Turkey's E.U. bid.

He combined this foreign policy with a program of reforms at home such as the policy of granting "independence" to various black homelands that were meant at once to mollify international public opinion while dividing his nonwhite domestic opposition.

Even if the reformers come to dominate the Parliament and to look to Mr. Khatami for a program of reforms, there will be limits on what they can accomplish.

Once conviction in the destination falters, companies curb investment and hope turns to fear that the country's problems may be intractable.An optimistic reading of these latest numbers is that they might force India's politicians to move beyond the rancour of recent months and agree a program of reforms that would bolster confidence at home and abroad.

Secretary Clinton described the QDDR as "a program of reforms that will fundamentally change the way we do business".

In October he became prime minister, embarking immediately on a program of reform.

He also continued a program of reform of the church and religious life that he had begun with Carloman.

But Suarez and his Cabinet began to show energy by applying themselves to a program of reform.

Pledged to a program of reform, he made good only a few of his promises during his first term.

He outlined a program of reform and reorganization but was soon enveloped in a bank scandal, in which many government officials were implicated.