Sentence examples for demand for reforms from inspiring English sources

What happened in Gaza reflects our demand for reforms," he said.

Even some of capital punishment's staunchest defenders concede that there is demand for reforms.

The European council president Donald Tusk's plan, which must be accepted by all 28 EU member states, seeks to address Britain's demand for reforms to stem immigration and boost British sovereignty.

The tradition dates back to times when often a humble demand for reforms or a humble refusal to grant extra funds to the monarch of the day were made through such addresses.

These are due in the next few months, and would mark Pakistan's first democratic transition, wherein an elected government would complete its term and hand over the reins to an elected successor.Mr Qadri's demand for reforms reached far beyond the constitution, in the name of creating a "real democracy" and kicking out corrupt politicians.

A project to strengthen the fiscal apparatus of Mobutu Sese Seko, the kleptocratic former ruler of Zaire, counts as the most misguided Bank project ever, in the opinion of Susan Rose-Ackerman, a corruption expert at Yale University.If there is no will for reform on the part of government leaders, the Bank can try to go over their heads, stimulating demand for reforms in the public at large.

The pledge also came with an intriguing, if still imprecise, demand for reform at the Global Fund.

There was demand for reform, perhaps even revolution in one of the world's most unequal societies.

Instead, there was clearly a welling up of demand for reform, especially from cardinals from outside of Italy, for a less Rome-centered Church.

Associating himself with the public demand for reform legislation, he won his party's nomination for governor (1892) and was elected by the farm and labour vote.

In the fall of 1916 his intention to present the emperor Nicholas II with a peremptory demand for reform became known, and Alekseyev was suspended from duty.