Sentence examples for block reforms from inspiring English sources

The port in Mombasa is a big bottleneck, thanks to corrupt politicians who block reforms.

Critics charge that powerful vested interests are now strong enough to block reforms that could benefit the larger populace.

A two-thirds majority in the state legislature is needed to change taxes, and voters have used their referendum powers to block reforms.

His Golkar Party, which Suharto founded as his political vehicle, has regularly tried to block reforms in Parliament, even though it is part of Mr. Yudhoyono's coalition government.

He did not block reforms, and he did not use the military to try to stay in power, Mr. Lev said.

So far, it is unclear whether they will fully back DaimlerChrysler: although they have in effect washed their hands of Mitsubishi, they might still block reforms such as aggressive job-cutting if they felt these might tarnish the group brand.

Now East Bankers can use parliament to block reform.

While politicians block reform, what is happening to immigrant families?

He argues that the powerful interests that used to block reform have changed their minds.

It validates the antiregulatory ethos that led to the crisis and still threatens to block reform.

Otherwise it may be tempted to ally with the rich to block reform.