Sentence examples for enact reform from inspiring English sources

The Republican majority may try to enact reform without seeking bipartisan buy-in.

It could not really enact reform, because any crack in the system would bring down the whole edifice.

There is too much pressure to compete, and once you start competing, there is really no way to enact reform.

The Chief Justice wants Congress to enact "reform". The essential question, he insists, is not capital punishment but federalism.

From the viewpoint of any politician, talking about the pharmaceutical industry is a very strong area to get airtime but it's often very hard to enact reform".

The most straightforward way to enact reform would be for the House — which only needs a majority — to approve the bill passed by the Senate and send it straight to the president for his signature.

The winning states will be well positioned to enact reforms.

If the price of getting countries to enact reforms is to blame Germany, so be it.

That means it cannot even begin to enact reforms crucial for E.U. membership.

Repeated government promises to enact reforms and promote development programs failed to deliver substantive results.

"In order to enact reforms, you have to lay a foundation," she said during the interview.