Sentence examples for intended reforms from inspiring English sources

"It is unfortunate that these intended reforms have not yet materialized".

The F.D.A., however, is dubious about the Red Cross's ability to follow through on its intended reforms.

The Independent has learnt that a challenge is being presented from within the committee of peers and MPs that was set up to advise on the intended reforms.

Obama's intended reforms look all but dead, although his Administration has promised to explore all options for challenging the Court's blockade.

"It's good that the government appears to have stuck to its guns and carried out its intended reforms to the planning system which are badly needed if we are to meet our housing needs.

Sadly, it was virtually ignored by those entrusted to carry out the principles therein, and the Association of Chief Police Officers in 1990 released a Statement of Common Purpose and Values, superseding Newman's intended reforms.

Because even the most well intended reform efforts will not come without strings attached.

Kids Company said it intended to reform itself.

I think he intended to reform immigration until other priorities took his energy.

'HOLES' (Saturday and Sunday) Military-style boot camps intended to reform youthful offenders can often harm more than they heal.

Legislation intended to reform the United States Olympic Committee was passed unanimously by the Senate late Tuesday night.