Sentence examples for dedicated reformer from inspiring English sources
None of the front-runners to succeed Ms Fernández looks like a dedicated reformer.
Though a dedicated reformer, he shelved plans to overhaul the decaying pay-as-you-go pension system, after public-sector unions, his power base in Pasok, held demonstrations in protest against even the modest reforms he had proposed.
In Washington on Wednesday, Mr. Bush promised more help to transform the Polish military; today he skipped past the Polish leader's early political history and portrayed him as a dedicated reformer and democratic leader.
March 2, 1829 Liblar, Germany May 14, 1906 New York City, New York Carl Schurz, (born March 2, 1829, Liblar, near Cologne, Prussia [now in Germany] died May 14 , 1906 New York, N.Y., U.S). German-American political leader, journalist, orator, and dedicated reformer who pressed for high moral standards in government in a period of notorious public laxity.
He is a dedicated reformer who developed a framework for price reform, indispensable as a move to market economics but politically risky because it was bound to raise prices.
He is a dedicated reformer who has taken issue with the opinions of Diane Ravitch, his friend and colleague.
She's a lauded scholar, an inspiring advocate who will draw talented and dedicated reformers to the new agency and she came up with the whole idea for creating the CFPB in the first place.
I may have wowed my sponsors with my passion, but I felt it didn't suit a dedicated social reformer.
Our conclusion is that the potential for developing a highly efficient, durable and reliable reformer system for automotive applications is considerably higher if dedicated fuel reformers are used instead of applications where all types of fuels ranging from natural gas to heavy diesel fuels can be used.
Ever since Jacob Riis described the Lower East Side tenements in "How the Other Half Lives" a century ago, New York has been home to the country's most dedicated housing reformers.
As mayor, La Guardia earned a national reputation as an honest and nonpartisan reformer dedicated to civic improvement.
