Sentence examples similar to aim for reform from inspiring English sources

The debate comes as European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker is due to arrive in the UK this evening for initial talks over Mr Cameron's aims for reform.

Though he did not name Mr. Assad as one of the reformers, one of his advisers did, and Mr. Jamil's comments resonated with a view popular among the president's supporters that he has always aimed for reform but has been stymied by hard-liners.

Every Voice is aiming for reforms by 2021.

Mr Cameron will one day have to set out his ambitions and aims for reforming Britain's relationship with the EU.

Our aim for this reform is to bring tangible benefits for EU citizens, researchers, educators, writers, artists, press and cultural heritage institutions and to open up the potential for more creativity and content by clarifying the rules and making them fit for the digital world.

The Crossing the Quality Chasm report suggests 6 aims for fundamental reform, exhorting the health care system to become safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient, and equitable.

In advance of this month's European and local council elections, Cameron fleshed out some of his aims for EU reform, including tougher restrictions on migrants claiming benefits and exempting Britain from an obligation to be part of "ever closer union", which is written into the treaty of Rome.

It's this predatory ethos of business, this allegiance not to country but company, that Clinton aims to reform, for while Trump is unique, he represents broader trends.

Athens reached a cash-for-reforms deal aimed at avoiding a debt default and an exit from the eurozone.

At whom was Mr. Wang's call for reform aimed?

The final portion of the essay presents several proposals for reform, aimed at alleviating the type of conflict that occurred in the Boeing case.