Sentence examples for coming reform from inspiring English sources

The coming reform package will fall far short of doing that.

But Republican lawmakers, many of whom received large campaign contributions from bankers who want to influence how the derivatives rules are written, say they plan to push back against much of the coming reform.

Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner took note of President Hu's reference to a coming reform of China's currency policy, saying, "We welcome the fact that China's leaders have recognized that the reform of the exchange rate is an important part of their broader reform agenda".

The principles that guided the original McCain-Kennedy bill are those that should guide the coming reform effort: laws should be enforced at the border and workplace, fairly and evenhandedly; temporary worker programs must not be used to create a permanent official underclass; and any reform must be designed to work and not just create another smothering bureaucracy.

Cries of "disgrace" and "shame" rang out from the Conservative benches as Mr. Mandelson enumerated the coming reforms.

One of the overlooked aspects of the coming reforms to higher education is the clear challenge to its leaders.

With legal reform came reform and unification of tax structures.

After that came "reform math," whose focus on problem solving and conceptual understanding has been derided by critics as the "new new math".

"We have committed an extra £10bn to the NHS this Parliament, but with that extra funding must come reform to deliver safer services across all seven days.

Without willing and capable physician leaders to guide, implement and sustain such major shifts for the decades to come, reform efforts almost certainly will founder.

Despite the acknowledgement from law enforcement and a wide range of political interests that change must come, reform still has many powerful foes in St . Louis County