Sentence examples for bring reforms from inspiring English sources

The House speaker, Paul Ryan, promised to bring reforms up for a vote but has not yet scheduled one.

In his speech, given in Chinese, he said it would be a mistake to believe that China's economic upswing would bring reforms".

"And they know that if successful, the lawsuit would bring reforms that someone like Sessions thinks are excessive or burdensome to police officers.

Roosevelt tried with mixed success to bring reforms to the navy yards, which were under his jurisdiction, meanwhile learning to negotiate with labour unions among the navy's civilian employees.

Hardline nationalists say the signing of the deal would amount to "treason", but the political analyst Misa Brkic said: "This manoeuvre has the aim to trick people and to bring reforms to a standstill".

Although dozens of his colleagues are imprisoned and his house is under police surveillance, Oswaldo Payá vowed today that his civic movement to bring reforms to Cuba would not be crushed.

"These foreigners came to me several times asking me to bring reform.

Yet surely the ballot box is the way to bring reform.

Clinton herself needs to make the case that she can bring reform.

At this, Hamas announced that a Palestinian Authority "under the barrel of Israeli guns" could never bring reform.

Ms. Perelman, who took over as board chairwoman in 2009, also found it difficult to bring reform to the organization.