Sentence examples for continual reform from inspiring English sources

The process is in continual reform.

He believed in continual reform, but reform is not novelty.

Two major areas of further research on the whole process of translation should be addressed: first, fourth hurdle institutions have been subject to continual reform.

The second half of the Tokugawa period is characterized by continual political reforms made by the samurai overlords in response to this ongoing economic crisis.

The health and social care sector has had to accommodate continual waves of reform of both policy and regulation, while care home operators are being expected to deliver higher standards of care despite reductions in funding from some local authorities.

We also need to explore whether this way of thinking and speaking offers useful insights in an environment of continual health care improvement and reform.

If anything could remind me of life's vicissitudes, its continual flow, erosion, recycling and reforming in to a different guise, it was seeing that distant mantle of blue sky holding the tumults of grey cloud.

There's just one thing that does get Marr's goat – the continual rumours that the Smiths will reform, which he accidentally fuelled himself recently when he joked that he would reunite the band "if the coalition government stood down".

There is the unwieldy rule book and the seemingly continual conference realignment and the promised reforms that have been slow to materialize.

Accountability-oriented reforms demand immediate and continual gains on achievement test, for all students, and without diminishing other outcomes or undermining instruction.

Békés county is known in Hungarian history as the "Stormy Corner" because of continual agitation by its peasants for land reforms.