Sentence examples for counter reform from inspiring English sources

Rather than improving the existing law, she said, "we think this is a counter reform".

In his book "The Russian Challenge," Yanov argued that the success of Gorbachevian reforms was the only way to break the cyclical nature of Russian political development -- reform, counter reform, stagnation and reform, counter reform and so on.

Viewing the developments in the Soviet Union through the ideological prism and ignoring the historical pattern of political change in Russia, America and the West failed to realize what Yanov describes as the perpetual struggle "between reform striving to destroy the Russian autocracy and counter reform seeking to perpetuate it".

The state's politicians have made it clear that they require a groundswell of public support to counter reform's wealthy opponents.

Chandler: Could you address the role of non-profit and government partnerships in tackling fair trial issues: corruption, torture and counter reforms in the criminal justice systems in Latin America while balancing public security?

Mr Uribe was shamefully reluctant to reverse the violent agrarian counter-reform imposed by the paramilitaries and to restore displaced peasant farmers to their land.

"If they give in to these guys, they are giving in to counter-reform and corruption," says Claudio X. González, president of Mexicanos Primero, a charity that champions education reform.

Clinton's counter-reforms were masked by the longest-running economic expansion in US history, thanks to a stock market bubble and Alan Greenspan's change of policy that allowed the growth to continue after 1996.

Many party leaders are now wondering whether the reforms and the counter-reforms of the past are in need of another round of changes to help the party reach closure without a crippling family struggle that leaves the ultimate nominee weakened.

However, the inconclusive nature of the strategic approach offered the policy makers valid reasons to enact a counter-reform with respect to the Labour model of governance.

But the land counter-reforms of 1992 threaten the access to these resources.