Sentence examples for constituency for reform from inspiring English sources

The result, as another speaker eloquently pointed out, is that there is no political constituency for reform.

If a country slowly glides down toward irrelevance, he said, the constituency for reform won't take shape.

What better way to get this reform passed than by encouraging the main constituency for immigration reform, Americans of Latinos descent, to not participate in the elections? .

The country's broad constituency for democratic reform is excluded but not passive.

A new constituency for further reform (an alliance of middle-class consumers and middle-sized private companies) is growing.

The trend toward freelance work among the well-to-do means a powerful new constituency for health reform is taking shape.

It is also fair to add that the rise in the Free Democrats' vote points to a constituency for faster reform in Germany.But the result is still worrying because it reflects a deep-seated ambivalence among voters across Europe.

Levitt now advises one of the most powerful private equity companies, the Carlyle Group, not exactly a constituency for tough reform.

Most of those people lack awareness about steps they can take to bring about a constituency for meaningful reform.

Frenk et al. called "on the most important constituencies to embrace the imperative for reform through dialogue, open exchange, discussion, and debate" [17].

On one hand the opposition is attempting attract this broad constituency by casting its activities in religious terms: calling for reform not revolution, using Shia holidays to organise rallies, and declaring loyalty to Khomeini's vision.