Sentence examples for enacting reform from inspiring English sources

After formally accepting the mandate to form the government, Renzi said he would waste no time in enacting reform.

When the dust settles, the hope is that India's politicians will finally be more serious about fighting graft and enacting reform.

BARACK OBAMA has been pushing leaders in both chambers of Congress to produce health-care bills before the August recess, with an eye to enacting reform before the end of the year.

His best shot was declaring that enacting reform was an "unconscionable abuse of power," a "historic usurpation of the legislative process" — presumably because the legislative process isn't supposed to include things like "votes" in which the majority prevails.

Reforms tend to increase short-term pain, while the benefits do not come through immediately.The OECD, a rich-world think-tank, argues that troubled euro-zone countries have made the most progress in enacting reform.

If the Senate renews Section 215 at all, it should only be a short-term extension to buy time for intensive legislating after June 1 — with a view toward enacting reform promptly.

Mr Yar'Adua, known as Baba-go-Slow for his sluggish pace in enacting reforms, flew to Saudi Arabia on 23 November.

Mr. Bishop said he was worried that delays in enacting reforms were crippling the county's land acquisitions.

No one should expect this protean flame to transform itself into a formal political organization with a savvy strategy for enacting reforms and winning elections.

That year, the military regime began enacting reforms, which included lifting restrictions on the press, releasing hundreds of political prisoners, and legalizing labor unions and political rallies.

Perez was encouraged that the local judiciary in Memphis had already begun enacting reforms there.