Sentence examples for opening to reform from inspiring English sources

Its policy has shifted, McGregor said, from "reform and opening" to "reform and closing". The Communist regime still wants economic growth and market mechanisms, in other words, but without subjecting its economy to open competition from outside.

Well, it makes him more open to reform.

Relative to its neighbors, the country was more open to reform.

In theory the Liberals, the main opposition, are open to reform.

His liberation would show that the country's white government was open to reform.

Qualified teachers have the ability to question and are open to reform.

But they might also consider the possibility that a young Kim would be more open to reform.

Ms Yingluck has refused to step down, arguing she is open to reform, but that such a council would be unconstitutional and undemocratic.

The senator is skeptical that the N.S.A. is open to reform, noting, "They're just putting the same wine in a new bottle".

At one point last month the king even apologized for the deaths of demonstrators on television, and government officials say they are still open to reform.

The seminar has successfully brought together established and emerging leaders who are open to reform and committed to democracy in their own countries.