Sentence examples for introduce a reform from inspiring English sources

(The Senate has yet to introduce a reform bill).

Advisers say he is preparing to introduce a reform package that would remove the temptation to fool with the economy for short-term political gain.

There it was announced that state Labor backbencher, Steph Key, would introduce a reform bill in the coming weeks.

Anyone who comes after Mubarak will be bound to introduce a reform package to rebuild the regime's legitimacy and unite Egyptians with a national consensus around key political, social and economic issues.

"Every time I've ever introduced a reform in government," he said, "I wish in retrospect I had gone further".

Every time I've ever introduced a reform in government, I wish in retrospect I had gone further.

Soon after becoming secretary-general, he introduced a reform plan that sought to reduce the organization's budget and streamline its operations, moves that were welcomed by the United States.

The Philippines introduced a reform program in 1963, which aimed primarily at replacing share tenancy with lease contracts and eventually with ownership, and at revitalizing agriculture through extension services.

The rallies were calling for fully free leadership elections, after the government introduced a reform package that activists derided as fake democracy because it allowed Beijing to vet candidates.

By consulting Fig. 1 it can be deduced that introducing a reform that adapts governance to the new context would be fitting.

A year after the coalition's inception, Governor Pat Quinn introduced a reform plan, and in 2012, he proposed closing the facility.