Sentence examples for programmes of reform from inspiring English sources

"Education, welfare, the NHS – these are huge, huge programmes of reform," says Wind-Cowie.

Furthermore, conservatives such as Thatcher have themselves implemented far-reaching programmes of reform.

The government was offering "the most significant programmes of reform by a British government since the reforms of the 19th century", he said in his speech in north London.

Pressure to raise standards has prompted 450 different programmes of reform in the past eight years, says the OECD.

"To succeed in the future we need a civil service that is faster, more flexible and more innovative - better able to deliver this government's ambitious programmes of reforms to the public services on which we all rely".

Within months he had launched a dizzying programme of reform.

Surely here was a man of conviction, entering politics to achieve his programme of reform?

With this Chairmanship we have a clear opportunity to agree a practical programme of reform.

The announcement forms part of a wider programme of reform to the adoption and care system.

Unlike the Muslim Brotherhood, which sought publicity for its programme of reform, jihadis plotted in secret to launch coups d'état.

Above all, they have promised to support him in a programme of reform designed to make the commission work better.