Sentence examples for all its reforms from inspiring English sources

Britain's system, for all its reforms, allows a prime minister to smile and smile and still be a control freak.

The complicating factor is that China, despite all its reforms, is still a country where the government controls large segments of the economy, including much of the financial sector.

Some of the "zombie" firms and subsidiaries kept alive through cross-shareholdings and keiretsu, or informal business groupings, exist mainly to provide places to park unneeded workers.For all its reforming zeal in other areas, there is so far little sign that the government of Mr Abe will move swiftly to make it easier to lay off staff.

Ofgem defended the changes, saying Which? had not taken account of all its forthcoming reforms.

Common Core and all of its reform tentacles need to die.

That meant Argentina had to convince the global capital markets that it would maintain its fixed-exchange-rate system and live up to all its other reform commitments — even at the expense of a very painful recession.

As part of its reforms, the department now counts all such brandishing cases as serious crimes.

Greece might flunk its reforms or its budget numbers.

The AK government has done more than all its predecessors to reform Turkey.

The West once invested all its hopes for reform in him before Mr Chubais turned out to be a much more effective operator.

For all its failings, the reform movement has been the most constructive and effective channel for Iranian frustrations and desires under the Islamic Republic.