Sentence examples for accepted reforms from inspiring English sources

Since then, once-notorious tax havens like the Cayman Islands and Liechtenstein have reluctantly accepted reforms to get off the list and escape the threat of sanctions.

Downing Street said the prime minister accepted reforms needed to take place.

Downing Street said David Cameron accepted reforms were needed, but officials have refused to say when any decisions might be taken.

Recently accepted reforms to CAP include a greening requirement in order to claim the full value of subsidies.

Yet her party has little choice but to accept reforms.

However, other leaders are losing patience, with the Dutch Prime Minister telling Athens to accept reforms or "it's over".

It conjures up a compelling image of Mr Bayrou persuading a skittish electorate to accept reforms with soothing murmurs about left-right pacts.

On the other hand, he intervened dramatically to support the radical Provisions of Westminster (October 1259), which ordered the barons to accept reforms demanded by their tenants.

But for that the unions would have to accept reforms that they say would ruin the system.Most Israelis agree that their schools are in bad shape.

Spending such a big chunk of the EU budget on a pre-industrial activity will not help to achieve that goal.Such pressures persuaded Europeans to accept reforms which, by their standards at least, are fairly substantial.

European leaders could miss deadlines for Greece to accept reforms that will unlock €7.2bn in bailout funds, after talks were scheduled on Saturday as the last chance to strike a deal.