Sentence examples for huge reform from inspiring English sources

This week, Congress passed the huge reform of the financial industry that it had been working on for nearly two years.

Only a couple of years ago, negotiations over a huge reform bill brought in Republican senators like John McCain, Mel Martinez, Sam Brownback, Jon Kyl and Mr. Graham.

But, unsurprisingly, his most important answers were about how the NHS copes with its financial deficit, major organisational change and a huge reform agenda.

But ratherthan looking back at a year that brought huge reform, huge headlines and huge change, I thought I'd look forward to what the coming 12 months may bring.

Julian McCrae, deputy director of the Institute for Government thinktank, says the civil service has mastered two huge challenges: a spending reduction on the scale most people thought impossible and working on huge reform agendas such as the Francis reforms in health or universal credit.

But the Queensland environment minister, Steven Miles, has declared the roadblock on a "huge" reform for the reef – coupled with a historic bleaching event that killed nearly a quarter of its coral – may lead Unesco to reconsider an "in danger" listing.

The huge reforms build on the previous coalition government's attempts to reshape the agencies.

The euro crisis is forcing Greece, Portugal and Spain to push through huge reforms in the teeth of popular protest.

There've been huge reforms in recent years to the way teachers are trained, and the variety of choices may seem bewildering.

How well can the new head of the IPCC, Hoesung Lee, manage the huge reforms that you and others have publicly asked for?

On a steaming January day, Michel Camdessus, the I.M.F.'s top official, slipped into Jakarta to the private residence of President Suharto and sat down for a four-hour meeting to tick off, line by line, the huge reforms Indonesia would have to implement in return for tens of billions of dollars in emergency aid.