Sentence examples for greater reforms from inspiring English sources
Mohseni wants the U.S. to press for greater reforms by "placing more conditions on its assistance".
A government case that showed problems beyond ineptitude might spur greater reforms, financial historians said.
On one side are his economic advisers, including Prime Minister Mikhail M. Kasyanov, who favor greater reforms to stimulate the Russian economy.
Assad's best hope, he suggested, was a combination of unrelenting violence toward the active rebels and greater reforms to persuade the moderates.
The criticism was another sign of strains in the historically close relationship with Riyadh, as the United States pushes the country to make greater reforms to avert unrest.
Continuing a coalition with the Freedom Party may lead to greater reforms, political experts said, but might limit the economic and military cooperation Austria would be willing to offer its European Union partners.
Constantinescu ushered in a period of greater reform.
"RICS believes that greater reform of stamp duty is still needed.
As for his priorities as a cardinal, Archbishop Dolan said he "would constantly be calling the church to greater reform".
President Sarkozy has promised to use France's leadership of the G-20 to press for greater reform of the international monetary system.
She says she will also strive for greater reform of public education, and "even though this will probably get me into trouble", wants marijuana legalised.
