Sentence examples for audacious reform from inspiring English sources

A truly audacious reform would be to allow any voter to register as a Labour supporter and take part in primaries for future leadership contests.

But trying to simplify something so complex is a headache in itself, and the question is whether Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith's audacious reforms will make the system any simpler.

Despite these audacious reforms, Chinese SOEs still face significant challenges abroad.

Why not do the right thing?" So began one of the nation's most audacious exercises in education reform.

It was audacious to promote a giant health care reform in the middle of an economic crisis.

Unless the shortcomings are remedied, some of President Obama's ambitious health care reforms will be jeopardized and his audacious goal of finding "a cure for cancer in our time" will have almost no chance at all.

Jeremy Corbyn has launched an audacious bid to defeat his rivals by pledging pro-business reforms to back entrepreneurs as voting begins in the Labour leadership race.

To the Prime Minister's credit, he has been pursuing economic reforms at a rate unheard of in Indian politics, including the unprecedentedly audacious move of delegitimizing two large rupee bills in an effort to fight corruption and underground economy.

We have worked with UK Uncut to carry out audacious and effective acts of direct action and civil disobedience, shutting down Oxford Circus in opposition to the welfare reform bill.

The protests were the latest in a series of increasingly audacious demonstrations from activists across the country frustrated with the high rate of deportation and government inaction on immigration reform.

A group of young immigration reform activists known as the "Dream Nine" has been released from federal custody at the culmination of the most audacious protest action yet launched by a nationwide coalition of undocumented Latinos.