Sentence examples for measures reform from inspiring English sources

Well, Obama is proposing mild meliorative measures: reform that at least assures workers of having health insurance, and modestly stronger financial regulation.

The public are, rightly, demanding change and the Liberal Democrats have led the way in calling for a series of measures – reform of the House of Lords and party funding, fixed term parliaments, enabling legislation for a referendum on electoral reform, to name but three – in a bid to restore faith in our political system.

One of the most controversial measures – reforms to higher education – remains on the table despite an impasse in the Senate.

Violence, drive-by shootings, gang warfare, drugs, alcoholism, obesity: these obsessions and addictions cannot be "cured" by administrative measures, reforms, constant "modernisation", legislation, crackdowns or zero tolerance of this or that behaviour.

They want extensive agrarian reform; and, for good measure, reform of the armed forces and of the constitution.Nor are the guerrillas yet offering much to ease the way.

Prop C - A measure reforming the city's system of government worker pensions.

Prop D - A different measure reforming the city's system of government worker pensions.

The Bureau of Land Management announced at that hearing that it would issue a new rulemaking to put Secretary Salazar's measured reforms of the "categorical exclusion" policy in stone.

You know the drill: first comes the shock, then the outrage, then a few high-profile show trials, then the punishment of a few culprits, then some half-measure reforms, and then we all move on... until it starts again.

There is a far simpler measure reform-minded members of Congress should consider: Replace the committee selection process and seniority rules with a system in which legislators are assigned to committees via a random draw.

Efficiency demands set standards; set standards demand equality of measure; equality of measure demands reform.