Sentence examples for make sweeping reforms from inspiring English sources

Westchester will need to make sweeping reforms to bring its jail into compliance with federal law and basic standards of decency.

They produced a damning report on Fifa in August which called for Blatter to introduce greater transparency and to make sweeping reforms to the governing body.

Unfortunately, another change has occurred: Despite great efforts by President Obama, Environmental Protection Administrator Gina McCarthy, and many members of Congress, partisan gridlock makes it virtually impossible to make sweeping reforms at the federal level that fight climate change.

Yet health policy teems with sacred cows and vested interests that make sweeping reform all but impossible.

Since 2012, the government has made sweeping reforms to the provision of legal aid in an effort to cut the legal aid bill by £350m a year.

Dislike of the bill may reflect overall dissatisfaction with the direction of the country — and suspicion about government's role in making sweeping reforms — as much as anything else.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA), which made sweeping reforms to our nation's health care system, is a prime example.

His Attorney General Edwards Pierrepont and Postmaster General John A. J. Creswell made sweeping reforms in their respected departments, and several of Grant's Cabinet initiated civil service in their own departments.

It wants Greece to make sweeping structural reforms to its economy and labour laws to promote growth.

They must make sweeping economic reforms, without which there is no chance of creating jobs for the 450,000 mostly young Iraqis entering the work force each year.

In May, President Bush endeared himself to hundreds of thousands of Cuban exiles by stating that he would not lift sanctions until the Cuban government made sweeping democratic reforms.