Sentence examples for model of reform from inspiring English sources

When it was built in the 1860's, La Sante was considered a model of reform and humanity.

He has "an excellent relationship" with Merkel and insists that Germany is "not an enemy" but a model of reform in many ways.

The founders of Kitezh hope that their village can be a model of reform for Russia's decrepit child welfare system, little changed since Soviet days.

It will also come as no surprise when I say that we rejected the model of reform driven by the market and competition between service providers.

We should no longer allow our politicians and policy makers to dismiss the most effective and affordable model of reform simply because of concerns about political feasibility.

The government now is seeking to depict itself as a peaceful model of reform and an exception to the brutal repression elsewhere in the Arab world.

But he rejects the suggestion made by some analysts that he should have followed the Chinese model of reforming the economy before permitting political change.

Some are models of reform, others are throwbacks to the old regime.

But credit for that belongs not to European models of reform, but rather to excess capacity.

Using their examples to develop working models of reform can only result over time in the delivery of better quality care and improved medical outcomes.

The politicians of the international movement, hardly models of reform, will surely seize upon America's troubles if they are looking to squash the nascent attempt to win the 2012 Summer Games for New York City.