Sentence examples for delivering of reform from inspiring English sources

Morgan said: "I know from my time as secretary of state that any government department only has so much bandwidth in terms of delivering of reform.

"We stand on the doorstep of delivering historic reform to the American people".

It says: "The challenge is that there is a catch-22: the status quo is unaffordable but the process of delivering the reform itself carries a cost that may be difficult to fund.

Last year he famously grilled President Barack Obama for failing to make good on his promise of delivering immigration reform in his first term.

It faces the challenge of reforming further in order to ensure higher growth rates, but also delivering the benefits of reform beyond the growing middle class.

But speaking on Wednesday, he appeared to be in more sober mood as he told Sky News that delivering the reform was part of the "obligations" between the two parties that must be met.

The figures came as the chairman of the Commons justice select committee said that the National Offender Management Service (Noms) was not up to the job of delivering Michael Gove's reform programme.

Speaking at a fringe meeting about inequality in schools, Morgan, who was removed from the job by Theresa May in July, warned that a government department "only has so much bandwidth in terms of delivering reform", and said grammars were an unnecessary diversion.

In his speech, Mr Johnson praised the prime minister as the "only statesman in the European Union" capable of delivering reform and a referendum for the British people.

Mr Modi, a Hindu nationalist, was elected by a landslide on a platform of delivering economic reforms this year.

Already the pensions industry is reeling from the challenge of delivering the reforms announced in the last budget, and many think that the year long timetable for the introduction of the latest pension "freedom" is seriously optimistic.