Sentence examples for imminent reform from inspiring English sources
Of the prospects for imminent reform, a blog on the Washington Post observed, "No politicians are even talking about it".
The pay cuts will undoubtedly draw blood, and people must brace themselves for an imminent reform of the pension system, which is likely to raise the average retirement age from 58 to 63.
As we discuss the imminent reform of the common agricultural policy, one of the main arguments in the debate is beginning to focus on the responsibility of farmers in this regard and how they should be compensated for these environmental benefits or public goods which they deliver.
The union believes Abdiaziz Abdinur Ibrahim is the victim of a spiteful judiciary that feels threatened by imminent reforms.
If, as some have suggested, the voters seem still to be wedded to the "strong" government that the two-party system supposedly offers – and there is little prospect of imminent electoral reform – a new grouping might well be attractive to those seeking a clear cut alternative to Conservatism.
Another challenge he faces is dealing with the outcome of tighter regulation in the imminent financial reform law, which is aimed squarely at protecting consumers.
That is more though to do with imminent major reform and cuts in police budgets than losing their supreme leader, according to the Met branch of the Police Federation.
Its revised assessment of the impact of imminent disability benefit reforms shows that 150,000 more people than expected will no longer qualify for the higher rate mobility allowance payments that make it possible for them to lease an adapted Motability car.
In the press's case, of course, reform is imminent.
"The only constant that remains is that media law reform is imminent.
It could also help generate sympathy for Mr Karimov's regime, despite its appalling record on human rights and poor political and economic reform, during imminent reviews that could cost Uzbekistan assistance from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and even, possibly, from the United States.
