The phrase "advancing reforms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process of promoting or implementing changes or improvements in a particular system or policy.
Example: "The government is focused on advancing reforms to improve the education system and ensure better outcomes for students."
Alternatives: "promoting reforms" or "fostering reforms".
But ultimately, fixing the economy is more important than fixing the stock market and advancing reforms is critical".
But starving Amtrak of needed resources now in the name of advancing reforms that are impractical in the foreseeable future amounts to a death sentence for passenger rail.
The former apologized (more than three hundred and fifty years after the fact) for the denunciation of Galileo, and he was a champion of the Jewish people, advancing reforms that, implicitly, at least, involved the most radical transformation of theology in Christian history.
They will discover that one percent or less of the people in Congressional Districts advancing reforms and redirections supported by a majority of the people (see Unstoppable: the Emerging Left/Right Alliance to Dismantle the Corporate State) can overcome corporate lobbyists and foot-dragging legislators who resist citizen initiatives.
He has an obligation not to quit and thereby reduce the chance of advancing reform.
Those posts were soon deleted and Xinhua, the official news agency, reported that the government would only "advance reforms" this year.
As the industry and regulators work to advance reforms, your readers should know that many of the risks mentioned in the article are being addressed.
We believe that when parents increase their earnings, their families should always be better off, so we have worked with a number of states to advance reforms to phase out subsidies more gradually as earnings increase.
In the months since the Chinese government issued a cryptic statement through the state news media, saying it would "advance reforms" of re-education through labor, legal experts have seen increasing signs that the system is on the way out.
Without Mr. Bratton at the helm, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, may find himself under more pressure to advance reforms, which many advocates say have stalled, and less insulated from criticism on law enforcement issues.
And that's why I've advanced reforms that would allow those, including those who have been convicted of drug felonies, to have a second chance with intensive treatment...
