Sentence examples for catalyst for reforms from inspiring English sources

The Valdez disaster became a catalyst for reforms at ExxonMobil that still influence every aspect of its operations, including its approach to politics and lobbying.

"We want Enron to be a catalyst for reforms that are broad and deep," George Philip, executive director of the New York State Teacher's Retirement System, said.

That was the most important catalyst for reform.

He hoped that Eight Belles' death would be a catalyst for reform.

Such action, however, could also be a catalyst for reform in Ukraine.

The political analysts said the Congress, once a rubber stamp to the president, could usurp Mr. Fox as the catalyst for reform.

More than anything else, it was the death of 18-year-old Libby Zion 27 years ago that served as a catalyst for reform.

And as the dust settled in Louisiana on Friday morning, there was little indication the Lafayette shooting – almost three years to the date after the 2012 movie theater shooting in Aurora, Colorado – would be a catalyst for reform.

He said that the response to his speech, in Japan, was mostly positive — that people hoped, as he did, that the horror of the tsunami could be a catalyst for reform.

The next step centers on momentum, on whether more players at more universities join the protest and if the N.C.P.A. and other organizations with similar aims can turn three words into a catalyst for reform.

Having obtained the order he wanted, Spitzer issued a press release in which he claimed that he had discovered "a shocking betrayal of trust by one of Wall Street's most trusted names," and said the revelation of wrongdoing at Merrill Lynch "must be a catalyst for reform throughout the entire industry".