Sentence examples for mainstream reform from inspiring English sources

In Egypt, the Brotherhood has tried to quickly position itself as a mainstream reform party.

Rabbi Capers Funnye celebrated Martin Luther King Day this year in New York City at the Stephen Wise Free Synagogue, a mainstream Reform congregation, in the company of about 700 fellow Jews — many of them black.

"The IASB has huge amounts of work on over the next few months on its mainstream reform of IAS 39," said Peter Holgate, senior technical partner at Pricewaterhouse Coopers.

By framing immigrant justice as a human rights issue, they challenge mainstream reform groups that selectively tout the merits of the "good" immigrants who have proven to be "deserving" through their educational achievement or patriotism.

Well, that's the fairy story—sorry, theory purveyed and fervently believed in by mainstream economists: reform your economies according to our recommendations, and whatever else happens your economy will grow more rapidly and be more stable to boot.

Sharry also conveniently omits the virulent opposition mainstream immigration reform organizations expressed to the radical tactics used by undocumented youth to advance immigrant rights.

While Labor Department's new measures might help prevent some abuses, they skirt the heart of the problem: Far from offering a more regulated alternative to undocumented migrant labor, guest worker programs (which have been the model for mainstream immigration reform proposals) encourage the same abuses that "illegal" workers suffer.

A mainstream education-reform establishment built on corporate philanthropists and neoliberal ideology poses a major test for teachers, but thankfully they're now getting extra help outside the classroom.

Mainstream policy reforms may increase service use by those population groups that have a greater ability to maximise the opportunity while the more vulnerable harder to reach groups may be less likely to benefit [ 36].

As time passed, mainstream D.C. immigration reform organizations held up passage of the DREAM Act by attaching it to "comprehensive immigration reform" and compelled the need for undocumented youth to start building our own network.

However, there is limited understanding of how strategic initiatives can be deliberately managed and coordinated to reform mainstream policy and practice.