Sentence examples for face reform from inspiring English sources

Otherwise it may become an irrelevance or face reform from outside".

More generally, Senator Graham talks gloomily about intelligence reform running into an iron triangle of the executive agency, its departmental backer and outside interests.The idea of a cumbersome bureaucracy limping on simply because nobody can face reforming it is depressingly unAmerican.

Along with a mandate, they produced a progressive cost control measure that would have actually addressed one of the biggest issues facing reform: the sky-rocketing expenses associated with health care.

It is facing reforms and is under federal monitoring.

Despite all this, a majority of Northern Ireland's politicians have set their face against reform.

Yet following David Cameron's general election victory in May, the Government has set its face against reform of drugs laws.

Rule-breakers would face sanctions.The reform of the euro will create a more German Europe, but not quite the economic Pax Germanica some observers are expecting.

Seif's role is to be the face of reform, "to polish his father's picture," as one prominent Libyan writer suggested to me.

Along the way, he also became the face of reform for Rikers Island.

The United States will soon face immigration reform, as President Obama highlighted in his inaugural address this week.

She's the public face of reform, but she can't do it alone.