Sentence examples for of significant reform from inspiring English sources

However, expectations of significant reform this year are mixed.

Q: My friends in Europe tell me that there is no chance of significant reform.

If President Obama takes this direction, the movement's energy may be able to power a motor of significant reform.

This is why many commentators had high hopes of significant reform initiatives from a key meeting of the ruling Communist party that ended this week.

It would be much more effective if there were in place a government and a leader of the house who were in favour of significant reform.

The trouble is that just now there is little sign of her taking even small steps in the direction of significant reform in Germany.

Friedlander and former congregation president Abraham Jonas persuaded the congregation to introduce a number of significant reforms in the service: they first adopted the Jastrow prayer book, and later the Reform movement's Union Prayer Book (though in a revised, less radical version published specifically for First Hebrew, and authorized by the Central Conference of American Rabbis).

In its place, Grayling announced a programme of significant reforms across the prison and probation service.

Since 2005 there have been a number of significant reforms to the disability rights framework.

A midterm election in July could return a divided Congress and continue political gridlock, dashing investors' hopes of significant reforms.

Liechtenstein has carried out a number of significant reforms since 2001 in the financial services sector by considerably increasing the size and effectiveness of its financial supervisory mechanisms.