Sentence examples for demand reform from inspiring English sources
"demand reform" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it in a sentence like: "The people are demanding reform of the education system."
At some point, its people were likely to demand reform.
But it is more likely that they will demand reform.
In September thousands of pro-democracy campaigners took to the streets to demand reform.
Cameron knows that if further such autonomy is granted, his backbenchers will demand reform of the Barnett formula, which delivers UK government funding to the Scottish executive.
"The city must come together on this issue, we must demand reform and it can't just be the African-American and Latino brothers and sisters in this city".
As Richard Layard puts it, happiness is the only true yardstick to measure society's progress and if we truly believe that then we have to demand reform, now.
The rest of Europe was right to demand reforms.
"I'm here to demand reforms," she said.
But generational challenges demand reforms almost as daunting as Agenda 2010.Germany wastes human capital like unmetered water.
That gives it the power to demand reforms as well as the duty to ensure that they are carried out.
The status quo "is not sustainable simply because the Russian middle class will grow and demand reforms," Mr. Guriyev said.
