Sentence examples for bringing about reforms from inspiring English sources

"Rather than bringing about reforms, aggressive foreign interference has resulted in brazen destruction," he asserted.

"I am confident that the president is fully and completely and totally committed to bringing about reforms to this system because he's a patriotic and dedicated American".

Canadian statesman and jurist who, as Liberal prime minister in 1948 57, helped to maintain Canadian unity and to bring about reforms.

They favoured emphasis on the party's "disorganizing" activities (i.e., terrorism) to bring about reforms that would in the end result in revolution.

A mix of Islamists, liberals and independents, all favoring electoral reform, swept 36 seats in the 50-seat Parliament, promising to bring about reforms.

"They're doing this out of their desire to do something to bring about reforms in the church so that these terrible things don't happen again".

But the general whinge is that, whereas Europe's companies have moved quickly to adapt to globalisation, often taking painful decisions (such as the closure of Renault's factory at Vilvoorde in Belgium), its politicians cannot bring about reforms.

He was highly critical of the chaotic forms of local administration then present in Britain, and his influence was effective after 1871 when the central government moved to bring about reforms.

Those in power should use that to bring about reform.

I no longer feel the government can bring about reform".

The Scheduled Castes were subjected to various socioreligious disabilities before mitigating tendencies helped bring about reform.