Sentence examples for move to reform from inspiring English sources

And her son, Arnold, whom she got into parliament, introduced a series of "anti-suffrage" amendments which effectively clogged any move to reform.

He also said he planned to use Mr. Ryan's highly publicized move to reform the state's capital punishment system to highlight his work as a humanitarian.

President Hosni Mubarak, who usually ignores the Brotherhood, has upped the ante by labelling it "a danger to state security" and initiating a move to reform the constitution so as formally to ban the formation of parties based on religion.

When Mr. Morsi and his Brotherhood allies won control of Parliament and then the presidency, Mr. Mokbel expected that, as former victims of the security forces, they would soon move to reform them.

Barack Obama characterised his move to reform the immigration system this week as a pragmatic decision: a "common-sense, middle-ground approach" consistent with the actions taken by presidents before him.

The concern is that any move to reform Fannie and Freddie by diminishing their dominance of the housing finance system will inevitably mean that the nation's biggest banks will swoop in to take over their gatekeeping role.

So the government has moved to reform the madrassas themselves.

An attack on Iran would halt and reverse moves to reform.

He moved to reform the "mandatory minimum" federal sentencing drug laws, which disproportionately impacted minorities.

The Justice Department claims that moves to reform the 1986 act would impede criminal and national security investigations.

Moves to reform air-traffic control so planes are not stuck in circling patterns are also vital.