Sentence examples for failed reform from inspiring English sources

Many key articles in the proposed communes law were taken from the failed reform.

Parents, reform organizations and others expressed concerns that the school district has embarked on yet another failed reform effort.

More than just a failed reform in a temperamentally conservative country, political commentator Morgan Godfery said the result reflected insecurity over New Zealand's place in the world.

There's a crisis of confidence in you.'" He said it was inaccurate to compare his proposals to a failed reform of the energy market in California.

Supporting a (failed) reform bill in the 1980s, for instance, the young Corbyn condemned, as worse than hereditaries, "the patronage that goes with the makeup of the House of Lords through the appointment of life peers".

Senate staffers who were involved in failed reform efforts in April, following the Newtown school shooting in December, told the Guardian they were a sceptical about the chances of any fresh attempt in the wake of the navy yard shooting, in which 13 people, including the gunman, were killed.

Would centre-right voters choose the failed reforming Socialist or the anti-European, national-socialist xenophobe?

Here's a list of failed reforms over many decades, provided by George Eustice, the Eurosceptic ex-Ukip MP who used be David Cameron's press flack.

The opposition New Democracy (ND) party, damaged by its lies about Greece's parlous finances when it was in government, has declined calls by the EU and IMF to support "failed" reforms (though it supports privatisation).

Unfortunately, instead of learning from countries like Sweden and France, we prefer the frantic scramble to recover money from one part of the health care system only to reallocate it toward retreads of previously failed reforms.

And failed reforms can damage a president.