Sentence examples for frustrate reform from inspiring English sources

He rails, rather eloquently, about a myopically tribalistic Labour party colluding with the Tories to frustrate reform of the Lords, party funding and the electoral system.

And if you think the health insurance companies are packing heat, wait till you see the firepower the banks will unleash to frustrate reform.

Though it is far slimmer than the previous Congress-led government, which from the start of 2009 boasted 79 ministers, overlapping responsibilities among ministers might still frustrate reforms.

But the present is still good, and they fear losing it.In Mr Koizumi's drama, Mr Hashimoto plays the part of the bad guy, frustrating reform with his evil band of tribesmen.

The stress of this archaic policy, the crucial factor in the crisis, will continue to frustrate true reform.

The decision was widely seen as the continuation of repression against allies of Mr. Khatami in order to frustrate his reform movement.

But if the Democratic Party frustrates drug reform activists and others who just want it to be legal already (for fuck's sake), the Republican Party is a total dead end Attorney General Jeff Sessions, in particular, stands out as a un-reconstituted drug warrior.

All of this has emboldened Democrats, especially those, like Senator Chuck Schumer, who have been around long enough to see health-care reform frustrate the ambitions of several Presidents.

And Mr. Khatami's opponents say they wish to avoid a direct confrontation, although they control the state television, army and judiciary and have used their power to frustrate attempts at reform.

Several significant people, frustrated with the reform process, have left the Department of Education in recent months.

Gagged or not, many coastguards – and public managers in other sectors – are clearly frustrated with the reform process.