Sentence examples for larger reform from inspiring English sources

But as the house gets ever larger, reform becomes more and more inevitable.

To be sure, school size was part of a larger reform strategy that included teacher effectiveness.

"Even those are just a small part of a larger reform agenda that was proposed by Transparency International, Mark Pieth... and others.

So, as part of a larger reform, we need to phase out subsidies across all sources of energy and all industries, including ethanol.

He has won victories for 13 three-strikes lifers in two years, 5 of them with the help of Cooley's office, and he sees that small number of victories as making a case for larger reform.

Now, by campaigning for a larger reform that includes a path to citizenship for those working in America without permission, they have been able to broaden their support base; and the scent, albeit faint, of a possible victory is in the air.If so, what next?

The idea is to offer an incentive for women to stay home, making larger reforms unnecessary.

Mr. McCain has long said border control must be a prelude to larger reforms.

He also promises a wider spending review to find where "larger reforms and savings will be made".

Yet Capitol Hill lawmakers, especially in the House, have been dithering over the politics of ending Saturday delivery and much larger reforms needed to cut postal deficits that are ballooning to more than $15 billion a year.

European officials say that a less ambitious but faster strengthening of euro zone discipline will be more credible with investors and the European Central Bank than the promise to make larger reforms that could take two years to put into place.