Sentence examples for build on reforms from inspiring English sources
Diplomats and foreign officials in Bucharest say Romania could join NATO if Mr. Nastase can build on reforms achieved so far.
May said: "The policing and crime bill will build on reforms we have already introduced and make the police complaints and discipline systems simpler, more transparent and more robust.
Pensions ministers Steve Webb said that he wanted to build on reforms in last year's Budget which will mean that from April, working people will be able to cash in their pension savings for a lump sum when they retire.
"In the period ahead it is important that the FA build on reforms to be considered by their shareholders next month and the Premier League embraces the need for change by making a clear commitment to improved governance arrangements".
"We need to build on reforms instead of reviving mandatory minimums or boosting bottom lines for public prisons.
In fact, we should build on reforms enacted in 2008 that will help make sure that a systemic crisis will not be repeated.
McCaskill's measure builds on reforms passed into law last year, but doesn't go as far as Gillibrand's.
Currently there is a fast evolving attempt to create an overall system that builds on reforms over the last 30 years and meets the needs of various stakeholders.
To reverse this requires that we recognise that proper care of the health of inmates is not some soft-hearted do-gooderism but hard-nosed crime prevention built on reform and rehabilitation of prisoners and support for their efforts to go straight.
