Sentence examples for go to reform from inspiring English sources

"My dad says, buck yourself up, Mary, or you'll have to go to reform school".

The progressives among us didn't go to Reform synagogues; we just went to Orthodox and Conservative synagogues, and irregularly.

Mr. Nenadovic also worries about how deep Mr. Kostunica will go to reform the ruined society Mr. Milosevic left behind.

Although a younger, educated generation of Indians is becoming more gender sensitive, the pressing question is how far would the Indian government go to reform the laws dealing with sexual violence.

We've still got a long way to go to reform the many areas of the law where this is not yet the case, but the Greens are committed to working to advance these changes in our parliament and our communities until they are achieved.

The Guardian's revelation that more than 170 parliamentary passes have been handed out to lobbyists, campaign group directors and other outside interests by members of the House of Lords shows how far the government has still to go to reform access to parliament's corridors.

Ms. Walters then asked about Ms. Palin's mandate to be a Washington reformer, asking, "Who is it that Governor Palin is going to reform?

"We are going to reform these services.

So he is going to reform..

This President says he is going to reform the healthcare system to give everyone coverage.

If we're going to reform the system, fixing them should be high on the list.