Sentence examples for produce reforms from inspiring English sources

To this is added another pressure on Cameron, to produce reforms to appease English backbenchers enraged by Scottish concessions.

The prime minister has also promised to produce reforms which deliver the soundbite - "English votes for English laws".

In fact, the government of Colombia has agreed to let FARC produce reforms that will change our nation´s economic, social and political model.

Many veteran democracy-watchers rightly say it takes time to produce reforms that lesson inequality, improve education, and grapple with environmental destruction.

Sunday's gathering has being described by sources on campaigns and at the RNC as an opportunity to produce reforms that the committee could then present to networks still scheduled to host debates.

Nobody thinks Mr. Assad can produce reform even if he wants to.

"Dramatic and bold action is needed, and unfortunately George Pataki and Andrew Cuomo simply propose sound bites that may sound good but do not produce reform".

The scandals have prompted a political debate over what measures are needed to increase oversight of the police and produce reform.

And when, in 1958, a formidable new class of liberal Democrats entered the Senate — including Edmund Muskie, Eugene McCarthy, and Philip Hart — the legislative machinery began to produce reform.

It is Daisey's telling of the Foxconn story that helped turn the practices there into an international business issue and that, happily, has started to produce reform.

That's one hell of a hole to fill in and simply dumping trillions of dollars into that emptiness is not calculated to produce reform.