Sentence examples for making any reforms from inspiring English sources

A loss could deepen the potentially ruinous split within the party, making any reforms much harder to achieve.All of which helps explain why the conspiracy theorists believe Mr Peña may be prepared to go to extraordinary lengths to meddle.

It started off peacefully but the government had no intention from the beginning of making any reforms.

For the critics say that the biggest problem with German federalism is that levels of government are so intertwined that they often block each other, making any reform exceedingly hard.The federalism commission is not the first to try to cut the Gordian knot that some call Politikverflechtungsfalle, or joint decision-making trap.

"He could have made any reforms: we would have supported him.

Labour MP Frank Field, who is the government's poverty tsar, has said he hopes the political parties will work together to make any reforms work for the long-term benefit of the country.

Delano who refused to make any reforms resigned under public pressure rather than Grant asking for a resignation.

The Argives were ready to revolt under the command of Aristoteles, as they were irritated that Cleomenes had not made any reforms in the city.

"We don't have any need to make any reform of capacity in Europe.

Unfortunately, the PCLOB chickened out of making any real reform proposals, leading Politico's Josh Gerstein to point out that the Republican-controlled Housendorsedy endorsed more aggressive reforms than the civil liberties board.

It is already clear that sustainable, properly funded alternatives to custody are a vital part of making any prison-reform plan work.

If it were enacted permanently, it would strip Congress of any leverage to make changes to the law, making any potential reform much more difficult.