Sentence examples for for wide reforms from inspiring English sources

A group of attorneys general from 18 states called yesterday for wide reforms of boxing, including independent polls to rank fighters and limits on a single judge's power to skew a fight's result.

In 2014 a report by supply chain watchdog Verité found that nearly one third of workers in Malaysia's electronics sector are in forced labour, and called for wide reforms of the policies of foreign companies operating there.

Around 400 people were arrested last weekend in France, as demonstrators protested in Paris as part of the gilets jaunes (yellow vests) movement – a series of large-scale protests calling for wide reforms, including a successful push to scrap the French government's planned fuel tax rise.

In 1996 and 1997, when oil stood high, it had an opportunity for wide reform, not least a slashing of the 1.3m-strong public workforce, but did not take it.

Speaking to Today, he called for wider reforms.

Nicholas McGeehan, Gulf researcher at Human Rights Watch, said it was too soon to claim significant progress and called for wider reforms.

At a rally on November 4th in Delhi she said that fuel subsidies were becoming unaffordable, and spoke up for wider reforms.

Labour has insisted the episode is a one-off but said it showed the need for wider reforms to candidate selection, including a cap on how much any candidate can spend to limit the influence of wealthy backers - whether unions or big business.

In the Party and among the intellectuals demands calling for wider reforms of the Stalinist system were becoming more widespread and intense.

The commission is likely to make suggestions of its own and Mr Bush's remarks this week strengthen the case for wider reform.

Since we still have one of the largest fiscal deficits in the developed world, notwithstanding our solid growth, this might seem a bad time for wider reform.