Sentence examples for begin reforms from inspiring English sources

He vowed to begin reforms throughout the prison system to prevent a similar release in the future.

When unrest erupted in Syria last spring, Ahmet Davutoglu, the foreign minister, spent hours pleading with Mr Assad to stop the violence and begin reforms.

But nothing we learned in the 2000 election mobilized New York City or the State Legislature to begin reforms, or even serious patchwork.

Asked why the purportedly civilian government that came to power following a controversial poll in 2010 had decided to begin reforms, Mr Cameron replied: "I can't speak for why the regime is acting in the way that it is.

The situation has required the government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero to make deep spending cuts and begin reforms of the labor market that are expected to lead to further strikes, as workers protest the government's plans to trim back a cherished social safety net.

In November, Mr Obama used his executive power to begin reforms to US immigration policy, including allowing more than four million illegally-arrived immigrants in the US to apply for work permits.

Mr. Obama and the country should not wait for two years to begin reforming taxes.

One obvious place to begin reform is the Interior Department's Minerals Management Service, which has had a cozy relationship with the oil industry over many years and many administrations.

Yet the elections are still supposed to reboot the political system and begin reform.

What India needs today is to begin reforming the other three pillars of progress -- its bureaucracy, judiciary and political system.

When the Soviet Union collapsed, they began reforms.