Sentence examples for chosen reform from inspiring English sources

TONY BLAIR says he is "delighted" that Michael Howard, the leader of the opposition, has chosen reform of the National Health Service (NHS) as the battleground for the next election.

Never assume the wisdom of your chosen reforms is self-evident.

If North Korea loses its capacity to adapt, it will lose the ability to make money illicitly — and will have to choose reform.

On Wednesday, as the Illinois Senate prepared to take up those bills, Gov. Bruce Rauner said senators face a choice: choose reform by voting against the unbalanced budget or choose loyalty to Madigan.

Some will choose reform; gritty, close to the ground change within the criminal justice system as embodied in the work of a District Attorney such as the late Ken Thompson.

O'Malley, who has forged a close bond with the new pope, announced the commission's creation after Francis met with the Council of Cardinals, a panel of eight cardinals he has chosen to reform the Vatican's top-heavy bureaucracy.

State Senators Will Either Choose Reform or Side with Mike Madigan to Block it.

Instead of the wholesale reform the Society hoped for, the government instead chose limited reform through the Children and Young Persons (Harmful Publications) Act 1955 dealing with horror comics, which kept the Hicklin test but required that the work as a whole be examined.

So, given the choice between reforming pensions for new sworn personnel and ceasing police hiring, it's a no-brainer - I choose pension reform.

doesn't guarantee that it will choose political reform.

membership does not guarantee China's leaders will choose political reform.