Sentence examples for for great reforms from inspiring English sources

Tonight I salute Senator Bill Bradley and Ernestine Bradley, his wife.... Tonight I want to reach out to all who believe that this is the time for great progress, for great reforms, for an America of tolerance and high ideals.

"There is room for great reform at JAL," said Kazuhiko Toyama, deputy leader of the task force.

AR: It seems to me that one of the things that Ivory Tower succeeds in explaining is how much US government and society have been a driver for great reform in expanding the franchise of higher education to more and more Americans.

Mohseni wants the U.S. to press for greater reforms by "placing more conditions on its assistance".

Meanwhile, the president's address, while not weighing directly into internal Afghanistan governance, did little to hide his desire for greater reforms from that institution.

President Sarkozy has promised to use France's leadership of the G-20 to press for greater reform of the international monetary system.

The positive results gave him ample evidence to argue for greater reform when the collapse of Soviet subsidies provoked an economic crisis on the island.

She says she will also strive for greater reform of public education, and "even though this will probably get me into trouble", wants marijuana legalised.

Bruce Green, a legal ethics expert at Fordham University School of Law, said Mr. Hynes was not wrong to insist on doing the job for which he was elected, but said the issue underscored the need for greater reform.

Unions called for greater reform, including a guaranteed number of hours.

He has also promised to free political prisoners and called for greater reform of the media.