Sentence examples for boost for reform from inspiring English sources
Time to go, dear leader Boost for reform ReprintsMr Milosevic's party could conceivably team up in parliament with Mr Draskovic's.
His announcement on Wednesday that he will not stand for another term is a huge boost for reform, whatever happens next.
"Obama's coming indicates a much closer relationship in the future and that will be a boost for the reform process.
"This report is a huge momentum boost for immigration reform," gang of eight Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y). said in a statement.
These days he declares his willingness to filibuster the McCain-Feingold bill, even though Senate hearings are currently boosting support for reform by keeping lurid tales of dirty money in the headlines.Campaign reformers start from the premise that too much money is spent on political advertising.
The court's decision may boost some momentum for reform of the market regulations that has been discussed for years.
The court's decision may boost some momentum for reform of the market regulations, which has been discussed for years, to further protect minority shareholders.
In a surprise boost for campaign finance reform, the final hours of Congress's session last week brought the Shays-Meehan soft-money ban a significant step closer to a vote in the House.
The prize is an enormous psychological boost for China's beleaguered reform movement and an affirmation of the two decades Mr. Liu has spent advocating peaceful political change in the face of unremitting hostility from the ruling Chinese Communist Party.
Missouri's next governor would have other opportunities for reform: putting a moratorium on the death penalty, granting commutations or pardons and boosting pay and accountability for state police.
