Sentence examples for endorsed reform from inspiring English sources

We have long endorsed reform of the malpractice system, which all too often rewards patients whose injuries were not a result of malpractice while failing to deal with cases of real malpractice.

Of course, there's another reason the AMA and other groups endorsed reform in 2009.

Along with John Ashcroft and Alan Krueger, he endorsed reform of payroll taxes to eliminate double taxation.

In public, both men have endorsed reforming the tax code to a simple flat tax, in which all Americans aside from the very poor pay the same tax rate.

In the Maduro era, Ramírez endorsed reforms, such as reducing the gasoline subsidy that keeps the price of fueling Venezuelan cars lower than anywhere else in the world and otherwise liberalizing the economy, including with respect to the massively overvalued bolívar.

But it is hard to champion dignity and democracy in Myanmar while endorsing reform that bars the country's most popular politician from office.

Hughes served with a profound sense of responsibility, endorsing reform measures, and he was skeptical and terse with regard to politically motivated and populist policies, even in the form of legislation.

The meetings could also allow the leaders of the Union's 27 member states to endorse reform efforts ahead of their meeting next week in Brussels, their last scheduled session before the summer.

But Mr Aquino's anti-corruption credentials suffered when he was slow last year to endorse reform of the system of scandalously plundered discretionary funds available to legislators (the "pork barrel").

He also made a sideswipe at tech industry efforts to defang privacy laws — saying that some companies will "endorse reform in public and then resist and undermine it behind closed doors".

If the White House continues down the path of endorsing reform while not really pushing for meaningful change, the financial reform conversation will become increasingly uncomfortable for them.