Sentence examples for handful of reforms from inspiring English sources

During their two years in the majority in the mid-1980's, House Republicans pushed a handful of reforms and cut taxes.

Nestlé, a Swiss food group, recently announced it would invest $138m over the same time period.Like the IMF, investors have been cheered by a handful of reforms adopted by Mr Sisi.

If we hope to end this system of control, we cannot be satisfied with a handful of reforms.

A handful of reforms even muscled their way through the State House after a Pulitzer Prize winning Post and Courier investigation exposed South Carolina's femicide crisis.

Bernstein and Wallach propose a handful of reforms to both the trade negotiation process and to the ultimate policy goals for the next generation of trade deals.

The BGA, along with many other civic groups and individuals including a handful of reform-minded politicians and dedicated editorial writers keeps proposing reforms that entrenched political power-brokers, the guardians of the "business as usual" status quo, keep watering down or ignoring altogether.

But a handful of key reforms from the customs bill are now likely doomed as a result of Wednesday's Senate deal.

Supporters say that Mr. Chavan, 66, and a handful of other reform-minded chief ministers in states like Bihar and Orissa offer one of the few hopeful signs during a particularly dark moment for India.

The Kremlin has hastily backed away from this too.While the handful of really reform-minded ministers has so far proved to be disorganised and ineffective, other bits of the Russian state are getting on with what they do best: looting and bullying.

We have appealed in the past to members of the black and Hispanic caucuses who are having second thoughts about outlawing unregulated donations to parties, known as soft money, and to a handful of pro-reform lawmakers who do not like the higher ceilings on what could be raised in Congressional and presidential races.

But in reality, last December's Bali accord was a radical break from the orthodoxy of multilateral negotiations, moving away from the struggle for an all-encompassing grand bargain to strike a limited deal covering a handful of important trade reforms.Many in the business community would agree with your notion that the WTO might usefully focus on stand-alone deals for individual industries.