Sentence examples for erect reforms from inspiring English sources

"We've been trying to erect reforms over this weak political, economic, and cultural scaffolding," Bennet said after one long day of visits.

The coalition's implementation of the Vickers reforms – to erect a ringfence around retail and investment banking operations, again by 2019 - will also demonstrate whether policymakers are determined to crack down on banks.

This paper investigates the architecture designed by transported convict, Francis Greenway, and erected under the reforming Governorship of General Lachlan Macquarie in Sydney from 1815 onwards.

But the departing government of President Eduardo Frei is quietly pushing a constitutional reform that could erect another hurdle to resolving the case, by allowing General Pinochet to retain his parliamentary immunity from prosecution even if he gave up his current position in the Senate.

This law, Macaulay counters, is either trivially true (because logically circular) or patently false; in either case it hardly suffices as a foundation upon which to erect an argument for radical reform, much less a comprehensive theory of politics.

He has yet to improve the lives and lot of average Americans; to erect the edifices of health care and banking reform; to enact immigration reform or implement strong new environmental rules; to set a consistent course for our role in the world; or to soothe the corrosive tone of public life in Washington.

Advancing from the north, they moved last month in numbers into the capital, erecting street camps and roadblocks to press demands for sweeping reforms.

Since the nineteen-eighties, many Progressive-era and New Deal reforms have been repealed, including a cap on interest rates and a wall, erected in 1933, separating commercial and savings banking from investment banking.

He first became involved in the late 1960s when concrete barricades were erected by residents to defend areas, as street fighting broke out in reaction to the civil rights reforms.

Indians helped erect it.

"They erect a giant stage.