Sentence examples for make those reforms from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, Andersen pledged to make those reforms.

It is now Mr. Paterson's chance — and his responsibility — to make those reforms happen.

And obviously I very much hope to have the opportunity to continue to make those reforms until they are.

The deadline to make those reforms was Oct. 1.

The First Step bill would make those reforms retroactive, meaning that some 2,500 federal inmates could be eligible for release or sentence reductions.

Reforming the Rockefeller Drug Laws were an important first step in changing our approach to drugs - but to make those reforms successful, we must also provide adequate treatment programs as alternatives to incarceration for non-violent, first and second-time drug offenders.

Rep. Mac Thornberry (R-Texas), chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, has made those reforms a priority and is once again pushing legislation designed to speed up the procurement process and make it more efficient.

"Italy is in bad need of reforms to get the economy going and this makes those reforms even less likely because Berlusconi will be less inclined or able to focus on any reform effort," said Tito Boeri, an economist at Milan's Bocconi University.

The members of the commission "are people with incredible reputations," Schroeder said, adding that the DA's office has already made reforms on its own and wants to make sure those reforms are sufficient.

Mr. Ferrer said that Chief Orosa, who was appointed in 2011, had already begun to make significant changes in the department, but "we are working with him to make sure those reforms become well ingrained into the Police Department and discussing what other reforms are needed".

Bush did say he wants to replace DAPA and DACA with other reforms, but he hasn't clarified whether he would make sure those reforms were in place before ending the programs.