Sentence examples for instigate reform from inspiring English sources

If such sales are successful, it will be a measure of the new government's competence and its resolve to instigate reform.

In the wake of his unopposed election at the start of June – when Mohamed bin Hammam withdrew after he was accused of bribery – Blatter promised to instigate reform.

"The thing people should focus on is if you don't like how he's being taxed that's a problem with the system and that should instigate reform," she says.

For the most effective way to instigate reform of our global institutions will be, undoubtedly, to achieve a re-balancing of power back to the people.

But Mr Nonaka is elderly and deeply unpopular with the LDP's younger politicians, who are frustrated both by the party's failure to instigate reform and its system of promoting people according to seniority rather than merit.

But Mr Nonaka is elderly and deeply unpopular with the LDP's younger politicians, who are frustrated both by the party's failure to instigate reform and its system of promoting people according to seniority rather than merit.Mr Nonaka is typical of the way the Japanese political system has long worked: behind the scenes in smoke-filled rooms.

In recent years the rulers of the oil-rich kingdom have said they want to instigate reforms.

Similar talks broke down acrimoniously before the 2010 election and the charity Age UK has warned that the opportunity to instigate reforms must not be lost again.

Such behaviors make many of us cynical of politicians, our government and our ability to instigate reforms.

It also raises the issue of whether political violence can be justified as the lesser of evils, or in cases where it may be the only way of instigating reform.

When Strabo was assigned to the governorship of Egypt in 15, Sejanus became the sole commander of the Praetorians and instigated reforms that helped shape the guard into a powerful tool of the principate.