Sentence examples for desired reforms from inspiring English sources

It is supposed that it would take take three months to carry out these desired reforms.

COMPARED with some of Junichiro Koizumi's fiery slogans, Haruo Shimada's description of desired reforms sounds disarmingly modest.

Others consider the expiration as leverage to re-up a bill that can constrain bulk collection while also winning other desired reforms, such as an adversarial process before the secret Fisa surveillance court and greater relaxations of the gag orders surrounding tech companies and telcos that receive surveillance demands.

Other industry advocates, however, worry that a short-term fix would remove any pressure for lawmakers to push through desired reforms or make the credit permanent.

Meanwhile members of his own party in Congress are proving reluctant to support his desired reforms.

To make matters worse, an unexpected BJP defeat in the most recent parliamentary elections has diminished the prospects of many of Modi's desired reforms.

Knowing the temperament of the king, Hardenberg appealed directly to the queen for desired reform – wisely as it turned out, as Frederick William viewed the demands to remove his trusted advisers in the Kabinett as a "mutiny" similar to the Fronde.

George Bush has said that he will soon dispatch George Tenet, the CIA's director, to help to put the new force in place.The Palestinians themselves deeply desire reform, though they are sceptical that it can be delivered by the CIA.

On the other hand, certain progressive members of his congregation, particularly in France, considered his administrative style authoritarian and desired radical reforms.

The question posed was: what is PROMED's potential for promoting the desired curricular reforms?

At least Clegg has not suffered a defeat on a desired constitutional reform, as he did last year in the AV referendum.