Sentence examples for make reform from inspiring English sources

But UMNO hardliners may make reform difficult.

Desperate times will make reform unavoidable.

Congress and the president need to make reform happen -- now.

Otherwise, putting the inevitable off may make reform later on much more painful.

Some say that flaws in representative forms of democracy make reform essential.

Again, a mixture of conditionality and in-work support is needed to make reform effective.

But the very transformations that make reform so urgent also work against it.

Sometimes a government gets so aware of the need to make reform that it goes ahead.

Failure to reach a nuclear deal would make reform at home difficult, if not impossible.

But let's hope that the sheer scale of this financial crisis has concentrated enough minds to make reform possible.

The circumstances that would generate such pressure - a sudden energy shortage, for example - would also make reform very difficult.