Sentence examples for all such reforms from inspiring English sources

To religious radicals, all such reforms seemed moves toward popery.

To be sure, with all such reforms, the Ottomans did not abandon their respect for Islam.

All such "reforms" would be likely to meet the scorn of Thailand's silenced majority, as well as that of university professors and intellectuals, and some foreign governments.

Over all, such reform would create jobs, keep the United States competitive in the global economy and help lower the budget deficit.

Indeed, such reforms are all the more necessary if Messrs Garnaut and Song are right that demography is helping to spur the expansion of heavy industry.

But in any case such reforms, for all the political brouhaha surrounding them, will not be enough to solve the problem.

We already see such reforms all across the Muslim world.

However it turns out that neither of these major structural changes to our banks would be easy to do - in fact they might be impossible - without a decision by the European Union to force such reforms on all European banks.

And public financing of campaigns and other measures that would reduce the advantages of incumbency remain generally unpopular (among incumbents, who would — after all — need to vote for such reforms).

It should be required reading for intellectual leaders in all countries contemplating reforms of their political institutions, and for all political scientists and economists who study such reforms.

Dean qualified such reforms as "not at all disabling," but other liberals saw a window opened.