Sentence examples for pressing reform from inspiring English sources

The debate risks overshadowing a more modest but pressing reform: making big banks hold an extra capital buffer.

That is at the essence of the protests, the foremost pressing reform issue in our criminal justice system, and one we will fix, because the people are demanding it.

In short, Ecuador is ill-prepared to dollarise.Mindful at least of the need for economic reform to accompany dollarisation, Mr Mahuad was this week preparing a bill containing the most pressing reforms to send to Congress.

During a long conversation between them, the tsar met the poet's complaints about censorship with a promise that in the future he himself would be Pushkin's censor and told him of his plans to introduce several pressing reforms from above and, in particular, to prepare the way for liberation of the serfs.

How much are countries missing out by not pressing the reform button?

We are also pressing for reform of the World Trade Organisation so that poverty busting trade deals are put together, agreed and implemented more quickly.

One was the emergence of loosely related groups pressing for reform, run via the internet by youths of generally secular outlook but no particular ideology.

Communist West Bengal's ratio hit almost 50%.At that point the central bank, which acts as the states' banker, started pressing for reform.

The problem that faces business leaders pressing for reform is not just the normal reluctance of a political party to change.

Countries in Central and South America are pressing for reform but are being opposed by nations such as Egypt, Pakistan and Russia, which take an uncompromising attitude to drugs.

Mr Obama vowed to continue to pressing for reform until he leaves office in 2017 but the White House has made clear that it was unlikely to attempt another broad push on gun control through the Republican-led Congress.