Sentence examples for enact any reforms from inspiring English sources

Lastly, it's going to take a herculean effort to enact any reforms over the opposition of mega-moneyed interests who will stop at nothing to protect the advantages bestowed on them by the current system.

Cable's enterprise bill will also be the vehicle for enacting any reforms in the wake of the row over excessive executive pay.

Yet government completely failed to enact any meaningful reforms and the mortgage market certainly hasn't reformed itself.

The shameful prospect now is that Congress may not enact any audit reforms at all.

Therefore, marshaling sufficient political support to enact any meaningful reform in this area is extremely daunting.

Mencius eventually resigned his position, when it became clear to him that the ruler was unwilling to enact any of the reforms that he proposed (2B10 13).

The Republicans are too divided between extreme libertarians, like Rand Paul, and moderates, like Susan Collins to enact any of the reforms that are vital to our economy.

Then came Roe v. Wade, which immediately required the 30 states that had yet to enact any self-initiated reforms to conform to the growing consensus of easing abortion restrictions.

They crushed President Clinton's efforts to enact any health care reform, and in the mid-term elections they won majority control of the House for the first time in four decades.

The king refused to enact any of the requested reforms.

Yet if Wen has enacted any real political reform, none of it is obvious.