Sentence examples for fail to reform from inspiring English sources

He thinks that even pro-Western autocracies that fail to reform deserve to die.

Chinese officials likewise risk looking bad if they fail to reform their own behaviour.

So what disruptive measures might shake up the waste industry and trash the pessimism of those who fail to reform?

If they fund it but fail to reform it, they find themselves confronted by galloping health-care inflation and the accusation that they have raised spending, without commensurate results.

Vince Cable will open a new front in the battle over boardroom pay on Wednesday with a warning to Britain's biggest companies that employees might be given a say over executive pay and perks if they fail to reform.

Mrs Clinton did not outline sanctions for countries that fail to reform same-sex laws, but an official memorandum directs US government agencies to consider gay rights when making aid and asylum decisions.

If you failed to reform, get out.

Complacent and corrupt politicians failed to reform the system.

But the coalition tried and failed to reform both.

He failed to reform the judiciary, or to cut the armed forces down to size.

Mr Ouattara has failed to reform the armed forces and police.