Sentence examples for expected to reform from inspiring English sources

He is expected to reform the public universities while making fewer public complaints than his predecessor about scarce resources.

They were not expected to reform overnight, but they were expected to show they were moving in the right direction.

He, drummer Stewart Copeland and guitarist Andy Summers, who are expected to reform for a comeback tour later this year, clasped hands to take a bow.

Confirming that his plan to win an Olympic medal in Rio is fully on track, Cavendish will ride the omnium, while he is also expected to reform his winning partnership from 2008 with Wiggins in the Madison relay.

In addition to the monetary penalty, the deal is expected to reform the mortgage servicing industry and require banks to offer relief to homeowners in the form of modifications, principal write-downs and refinancing, among other options.

Republican strategist John Feehery, who favors the wind energy tax credit, said the fiscal cliff deal was never expected to reform the U.S. tax code, as some in Washington had hoped.

But he can't expect to reform Nigeria and come out smelling of roses.

Several of Ms Rodin's predecessors had arrived expecting to reform the foundation, only to leave disillusioned a few years later.

You cannot expect to reform the health care system, much less expand coverage, without confronting the public-health catastrophe that is the modern American diet.

The government's 2011 building stability overseas strategy, which outlines the cross-department approach to security, is expected to help reform the pool.

The firms, critics note, are paid and handpicked by the same banks they are expected to help reform.