Sentence examples for make reforms from inspiring English sources

The coalition would make reforms but maintain the monarchy.

The UK government refuses to step in and make reforms.

But Mr. Tabler said the administration could stiffen sanctions to press Mr. Assad to make reforms.

Analysts said that the lower numbers would make reforms much harder to pass.

Each has its own lobby group; together they conspire to make reforms close to impossible.

"The government is trying to make reforms, but no one is listening".

The euro crisis has increased the pressure on Spain to make reforms.

That left the government in Athens seeking more time to make reforms.

The book spurred efforts to make reforms in water policy, and it is still highly regarded.

What will the UK government do to change that and to urge Maliki to make reforms?

Mario Draghi would rail against complacent governments, urging them to use this opportunity to make reforms.