Sentence examples for introduce reforms from inspiring English sources

King Abdullah did introduce reforms.

In his campaign, he promised only to introduce reforms to allow private investment in energy.

"They can't understand that the Syrians want freedom and democracy, not promises to introduce reforms".

Mr. Assad pledged in his Monday speech to introduce reforms and invited Syrians to a dialogue.

I tried to introduce reforms but I was blocked and it carried on.

"They don't want to introduce reforms because they want your country to remain backward and unable to progress.

"Economists should understand that when they introduce reforms, they need to take into account cultural conditions," she said.

"We should have used the good years of growth to introduce reforms in order to boost growth and competitiveness.

Meanwhile, many countries have started to introduce reforms to make life easier for struggling firms and their creditors.

Chinese officials often introduce reforms incrementally to make them politically palatable and give businesses and government agencies time to adjust.

First, he would introduce reforms to the system of allowances - but with respect to the traditions of the Commons.