Sentence examples for accepting reform from inspiring English sources

Many of the regimes accepting reform this year are essentially still products of the geostrategic climate of the cold war, when political stability was at a premium.

But, while it has been possible to bully a weak Greek government into accepting reform in return for funding, it's rather harder to make credible threats elsewhere.

Later he was pressed into accepting reform of the police, the abolition of the all-Protestant B Specials, the establishment of a central housing body and the creation of an ombudsman to investigate cases of discrimination against Catholics.

Creditors are no longer willing to continue with the acrimonious negotiations that have dragged on for nearly four months, as the Greek government, dominated by the radical-left Syriza party, has resisted accepting reforms that would tear up its election manifesto.

They accept reform, but usually only after thinking about it long and hard.

Inside, placards offer advice such as "Confess your crime and accept reform".

He has not helped himself by publicly ridiculing professionals, such as university lecturers, whom he is trying to encourage to accept reform.

Meanwhile, time, corporate restructuring and exports to China have been great healers for the economy, putting the country into stronger shape to accept reform too.

"Spanish society is prepared to accept reform," says Mr Moragas.In the run-up to the election the PP has talked tough on the need for reform but been short on specifics.

Even in Syria, where Mr. Obama has imposed new sanctions on President Bashar al-Assad and urged him to accept reform or "get out of the way," some activists were not ready to trust an American president.

Since pledging to accept reform recommendations made by an independent panel that investigated the uprising — including to commute sentences of those charged with "political expression" — Bahrain's government has continued to silence its critics.