Sentence examples for more reformist from inspiring English sources

"He's an outsider to Washington and comes from the more reformist, bipartisan wing of our party".

His government was expected to be much more reformist than its Communist comrades have in fact allowed it to be.

They campaigned for concrete short-term gains on wages and working conditions and were usually more reformist than the party.

A recent reshuffle has given the French government a more reformist hue, but François Hollande, the president, remains unpopular.

Observers have been wondering whether Mr Xi will be a bolder, more reformist leader than his predecessor.

"We're seeing a transformation of Li Peng into someone who's a bit more reformist," a mid-level Chinese official said.

For those, Mr. Khatami has appeal as a leader on the more reformist end of the Iranian spectrum.

It was notable at its congress that IG Metall not only elected the hardline Mr Peters as chairman but also the more reformist Berthold Huber as his deputy.

In the 1870s, the more reformist wing of the Republican Party, led by Georges Clemenceau among others, became known as the Radicals.

Chinese policy makers, especially the more reformist-minded officials, recognized that China needs to do a lot of work to get its financial markets ready before the renminbi could become a prominent international currency.

If more reformists enter parliament, their argument goes, it will help Rouhani open up the economy to deliver urgently needed improvements for millions of ordinary Iranians – in terms of jobs, growth, housing and medical care, crucially demonstrating that ending Iran's isolation will make a real difference.