Sentence examples for a slew of reforms from inspiring English sources

He has also introduced a slew of reforms designed to strengthen shareholders' rights, the feeblest in any big rich country.

The regulator wants to see a slew of reforms, including clearer pricing tariffs and compulsory auctioning of energy by the Big Six generators.

After five decades of often brutal military rule, the country has ushered in a slew of reforms under the presidency of Thein Sein, including freeing political prisoners and allowing Aung San Suu Kyi's party – the National League for Democracy NLDD) – to register for Sunday's polls.

"Is the spigot off with Martinez, or is there more to come?" For Council leaders, the continuing and often slow-moving investigation has created the challenge of not only instituting a slew of reforms, which they have done, but of pulling the Council out of the negative shadows.

With 3.6 million customers, 45,000 drivers and a slew of reforms, changes and concessions already made to Transport for London (TfL), most observers expected Uber to win a reprieve — and they did.

McConnell poured cold water on House Democrats' proposed H.R. 1 (known as the For The People Act) which contains a slew of reforms, including the Election Day proposal, which was aimed at making it easier for all Americans to be able to vote.

The state's new Director General of police, Abhayanand, who goes by just one name, is behind the initiative and a slew of larger reforms he hopes will re-establish the rule of law in Bihar.

"This event has shaken the community's confidence in our police department," Coeur d'Alene's new police chief, Lee White, said at a press conference announcing a slew of internal reforms prompted by Arfee's death.

A slew of welfare reforms – including the freezing of the dole and youth allowance and changes to Family Tax Benefits – will not take effect from next week, with the government unable to force the legislation through the Senate.

The government is in good standing with the international community these days; on Monday it was rewarded for a slew of recent reforms with the formal easing of many long-standing sanctions.

In a slew of groundbreaking reforms, AK has eased restrictions on the Kurds' long-banned mother tongue, poured money into their impoverished region and launched secret talks with the PKK's imprisoned leader, Abdullah Ocalan.