Sentence examples for measures reforms from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

Together, this new left-right coalition achieved unprecedented progress in reducing prison populations through sentencing reform measures and reforming drug laws across the country.

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.

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.

"For recovery of the Greek economy, difficult measures and reforms are inevitable.