Sentence examples for issues of reform from inspiring English sources

The Protectorate tackled many of the central issues of reform head-on.

"There has always been a moral high-mindedness here about sexuality, connected, like the labor movement and teetotaling, with issues of reform and salvation," he said.

But every time they have been tested on the big issues of reform – from devolution to the future of the hereditary peers – the Tories have been found wanting.

And I want to emphasize one more time, and I made it very clear to Governor Bush, I will continue to pursue the issues of reform.

(In later years, McCreary's unwillingness to take a definite stand on key issues of reform would earn him the nicknames "Bothsides" McCreary and "Oily Jeems").

They also blame U.S. policy for prioritizing national security interests over issues of reform and human rights, the lack of which helped fuel the country's ongoing violent upheaval.

He said that his campaign would be "an uphill fight" and that he would campaign on the issues of reforming education and cutting taxes.

It is an issue of reform.

The election was fought over the issue of reform, notably the privatisation of the postal system.

"In the past six years he has never once raised the issue of reform," Ms. Lynch added.

The fight, he told the country, was about a single issue of reform: privatising the post office.