Sentence examples for dedication to reforming from inspiring English sources
We were all inspired by your dedication to reforming the drug laws of our state and recognize the accomplishment your administration achieved by ending the Rockefeller Drug Laws after 36 years.
"So much for Japan's real dedication to reform".
Although the program claims no credit for his achievements, the 238 Yale World Fellows representing 81 countries applaud his courage and selfless dedication to democratic reform.
Such an "isolationist" stance potentially hampered prospects of serious change in Welsh politics, but it did help to convey Plaid's involvement in specifically Welsh issues and its dedication to gradual reform rather than revolutionary change.
"Given its dedication to education reform and extensive networks in the space, the Gates Foundation is the ideal partner for us to scale the Startup Weekend EDU initiative," said Farb Nivi, founder of Grockit about the grant from the Gates Foundation.
Today, the worldwide competitive advantage that the United States has in all three industries is, to a very large extent, the result of President Ford's selfless dedication to a reform effort that appeared at the time to be politically foolish.
The email concludes with an expression of appreciation, for "your support and dedication to our cause of reforming Washington".
The second man was Ted Kennedy, whose decades-long dedication to health care reform remains, like his stature, unrivaled on the Hill.
Burdett and Brougham were also treasured acquaintances, though this did not prevent Bentham from expressing scepticism about the dedication to radical reform of the former, or from criticising the latter's proposals to reform the Chancery Court in Lord Brougham Displayed (1832).
George Catt encouraged and supported his wife's dedication until his death, in 1905, at which time he left her financially independent to devote the rest of her life to reform activities.
