Sentence examples for decision to reform from inspiring English sources

Was it a business decision to reform?

His decision to reform England alone – education being a devolved responsibility – broke the UK-wide system.

But others see encouraging signs in the decision to reform the laojiao system, whatever the government plans.

Medicare's decision to reform the way it paid for cancer drugs came after a decade in which oncologists collectively made billions of dollars on the drugs they prescribed.

Anthony Browne, chief executive of the British Bankers Associationn, welcomed the decision to reform the hated bank levy, saying the move would "reduce the damage it does to Britain's biggest export industry".

At a post-match press conference, she bantered in English with reporters, and made a point of thanking Sun: "Without her decision to reform, I wouldn't have been able to perform as I did today".

We need the government to show leadership and make the difficult but vital decisions to reform our broken care system".

He will say: "I am determined that we go on making the decisions to reform the British economy and tackle our debts.

In its first few months in office the coalition government has made a number of difficult decisions to reform Britain's banking sector and ensure that the taxpayer is never again so exposed to the cost of irresponsibility in the industry.

Chancellor George Osborne said on Monday: "I am determined that we go on making the decisions to reform the British economy and tackle our debts.

Ed Miliband's aides believe their leader will be rewarded for his controversial decisions to reform the party's link with the unions and to acknowledge that that they will only be able to spend more in government if they find fresh cuts or tax rises to pay for it.