Sentence examples for foster reform from inspiring English sources

Brotherhood representatives say that they want to end corruption and foster reform and economic development.

It's intended to foster reform but it's not clear exactly what reforms we're talking about.

That was to foster reform by engineering a change of government and replacing the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), which has governed Japan almost continuously since 1955.

Yet last year's farm bill suggested that the U.S. might be more eager to emulate European protectionism than to foster reform.

It will make investments to foster reform in education, double renewable energy, while fostering efficiency in the use of our energy, and improve quality while bringing down costs in healthcare.

Facts, reason, and fairness call for a new agreement to foster reform and recovery in Greece and to preserve the European Union.

This approach has deep roots in various literatures but many observers still ask how PDIA-type reforms could work to foster successful reform in complex hierarchical developing country governments and whether these approaches really help foster reforms that better fit such complex contexts.

It must foster reforms that are apt to reduce costs in the long-run (past the 10-year mark) and find a mix of short-term savings and tax increases to put us on course without driving up the deficit.

Many Ukrainians blame Russia's aggression for the lack of reforms, but if anything, a war shall foster reforms.

The World Health Organization directs nations to foster "reforms that secure healthier communities, by integrating public health actions with primary care and by pursuing healthy public policies across sectors" [ 3].

The main topic discussed were the EU accession of the Western Balkans in order to export stability and foster reforms.