Sentence examples for example of reform from inspiring English sources
"This is a bottom-up example of reform," he said.
"It's just one more example of reform gone amok," said David Axelrod, a consultant for Senator John Edwards of North Carolina.
It was an example of reform by stealth, accomplished by enterprising technocrats over the heads of interested parties who did not understand it.Mr Nilekani, however, argues that India has reached the limits of such subterranean reform.
He talked about the need to stamp out crime in Odessa's ports, about his plans to build a major road connecting Odessa to Romania, and about other steps he was taking to turn the most corrupt region of Europe's most corrupt country into a shining example of reform.
Newark was to serve as a model for educational reform; instead, it stands as a signal example of reform's misapplication.
In the National RCH-II programme, maternal and infant death audit was considered an important example of reform and innovation.
Practical examples of reform programs will be emphasized drawing from the work of the Center for International Private Enterprise.
Kaufman also discusses examples of reform through the Zapatista movement of the 1990s and the Bolivian Movement for Socialism following the presidential election of Evo Morales in 2005.
"It was, 'Look at me.' " Mr. Ahmed and Mr. Maruf were sometimes seen preaching to kids on the street, offering their own lives as examples of reform.
Once synonymous with mayhem and murder, Uganda had gradually become one of Africa's most hopeful examples of reform, boasting growth rates of 7% or more, year after year.
