Sentence examples for embracing reform from inspiring English sources

But Healey challenged Milburn's claim that Miliband and Burnham were not embracing reform.

"If you think there has to be change…you need to step on a few toes".Mr Sanusi lived by that mantra as governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, embracing reform and rooting out corruption.

A clear indicator of how bad they've been is that the most anyone will say in their defense on education reform is that "well, some unions are embracing reform now in some places!".

Ed Morrissey of Captain's Quarters sounds a typical note when he writes, "[I]n a decision between staying with business as usual or embracing reform, the Republicans chose a path somewhere in between the two.

Supporters of Miliband hit back as John Healey, the former shadow health secretary, who sits on Labour's national executive committee, said that Milburn was wrong to claim the Labour leader was not embracing reform.

By opening up, by listening, by embracing reform, and by harnessing the extraordinary generosity, commitment and talent of the British people, they can help us all get to a place where politics can once again command all of our respect.

It shows no sign of embracing reforms that could potentially undermine the state's control.

They should be embracing reforms that are critical to delivering the safety, capacity, cost and environmental improvements that European air travellers deserve".

If the nominee wins in November, she'd "be the first member of Congress that talks like Cardi B". Krasner's primary victory is part of a trend embracing reform-minded district attorneys.

Short of embracing reforms to the Federal Reserve's governance, Democrats could make a bigger issue out of the two empty Fed governor seats.

She never embraced reform.