Sentence examples for endorsed reforms from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

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

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.

Liberal Democrats have refused to fully endorse reforms of the health service, in a blow to their leader, Nick Clegg.

The decision to endorse reforms put forward by City grandee Paul Myners will be seen as a major victory for its executive directors.

Kisan Baburao Hazare ("Anna" is a Marathi honorific meaning "older brother") has been a figure in provincial Indian affairs for decades, but he galvanized attention this year when his threat to fast to the death shamed the government into endorsing reforms.

So DeVry breaking from the pack and endorsing reforms is significant -- and commendable.

I've associated myself with the prison abolition movement; that does not mean I refuse to endorse reforms.

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