Sentence examples for future reforms from inspiring English sources

That is where Mr Bersani would like to see him, as a guarantor of future reforms.

Yet the new government may nonetheless be paving the way for future reforms.

The speech also foreshadowed future reforms to the permanent skilled and family streams of the migration program.

The Millennium Challenge Account and the AIDS fund can serve as models for future reforms in foreign aid, he said.

If the government faces them down, it will augur well for future reforms in other areas.Tanzania's recent record has been good.

The former CBI chief John Cridland (born 1961) was appointed on Tuesday to stage another review focused on fairness in future reforms.

Future reforms in Albany too often remain forever in the future, like a fiscal mirage that is always two or three years away.

'We will take an active role in future reforms of company law,' said Martin O'Neill, chair of the House of Commons Select Committee on Trade and Industry.

Mr. Raffarin said he hoped to restore a "social dialogue" between unions and employers and to create a more constructive climate on future reforms.

Citing the need for students and institutions to have certainty, Birmingham said "any future reforms, should they be legislated, would not commence until 2017 at the earliest".

"We believe that Tim's information will lead to future reforms that will change the way in which the N.B.A. conducts itself," Lauro wrote.