Sentence examples for like reform from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, several large institutions would like reform to go further.

But the term "federation" is like "reform" and "market": Russia has yet to define what it means.

Paillé said: "The French like reform as long as it doesn't touch them personally". The left-leaning Libération said people were not averse to reform, but needed a "road map".

Joe Lieberman, a pivotal vote in the Senate, says he recognizes that there are problems and would like reform, but he denounces "another government health insurance entitlement, the government going into the health insurance business".

From the start his intention had been to create a Conservative synagogue: Conservative Judaism was seen as a compromise between Orthodox and Reform, providing the familiar (and lengthy) Hebrew services of Orthodox Judaism, but, like Reform, adding some English prayers.

But the evidence is that voters do not much like reform.

"People do not like reforms," said Claude Bébéar, the chairman of the supervisory board at AXA, the insurance company.

It also now dislikes things, such as high-speed rail lines and business-like reform to the NHS, that it recently supported.The disjuncture partly reflects its growth.

He was the illegitimate son of a 15-year-old part-time prostitute from the poorest quarter of New Orleans, abandoned at birth by his natural father and sentenced at the age of 11 to the Colored Waif's Home, an orphanage-like reform school, for the crime of firing a revolver into the air to celebrate the Fourth of July.

Our ultimate goal was to study successful implementations in order to offer guidance to those seeking to implement a SCALE-UP-like reform at their own institution.

The White House recently announced two major initiatives in learning and technology -- these "digital seed capital" efforts are "down-payments" to jumpstart innovation and break a two decade long cycle of snail-like reform.