Sentence examples for fighting reform from inspiring English sources

Still, health care reformers are pleased that these industries are supporting rather than fighting reform efforts.

David Axelrod, the President's political adviser, had inserted it at the last minute, framing it with some populist language about the "army of industry lobbyists" that was fighting reform.

What is radical is how much we have allowed entrenched interests fighting reform to rule our education system, make it worse and undermine our kids' futures.

Likewise, I have been conflicted after awarding a MIDOTW award last week to an organization (Change Congress) who ran an ad exposing a Democratic senator for accepting millions in healthcare industry dollars and then fighting reform on their behalf.

This nastiness had nothing to do with political differences and everything to do with the perfectly legal bribery system in Capitol Hill in which politicians are given "campaign contributions" by an industry in exchange for fighting reform of the industry and the promise of a future job lobbying for the industry.

For whatever good Geithner did in his term, he also bears some responsibility for banks keeping up that bogus defense and fighting reform.

"We have an acute problem with terrorism," he said, "Terrorists don't care about reform, they are not fighting for reform".

"We need a governor who will reform the funding system instead of fighting meaningful reform in court," Mr. Cuomo said.

Learn more about real health care reform and thank Rep. Moore for fighting for reform!

Coffman: "I fought for reform when I was in state, and I'm fighting to reform the system now," he says.

Because this is exactly the main argument that both Barack Obama and all other Democrats fighting for reform should have been shouting from the rooftops since Day One of the healthcare reform debate.