Sentence examples for promoting reform from inspiring English sources

Top-down pressure has had only limited success in promoting reform in Poland.

His argument is that promoting reform over repression bolsters those two goals in the long term.

In contrast, a C-Span for the Arab world would be an effective way of improving America's image and promoting reform in the Middle East.

Such areas include the Middle East peace process, dealing with Iran's nuclear programme and promoting reform among the EU's southern and eastern neighbours.

America's support for democracy will therefore be based on ensuring financial stability, promoting reform, and integrating competitive markets with each other and the global economy.

But as we've learned through similar efforts in Azerbaijan and Armenia, the key to promoting reform in a foreign country is to identify and engage with emerging leaders.

Instead of promoting reforms, he has avoided them.

Bringing debt under control and, more importantly, promoting reforms to boost growth, will take years of sacrifice and suffering.

But Mr. Diallo said that his focus had grown beyond his son's case and now included promoting reforms that would lead to "justice for all New Yorkers".

He does so by meticulously documenting how three state-led economies—France, Japan, and South Korea have, selectively, offered concessions to international capital by promoting reforms to facilitate restructuring.

Mr Singh, timid, elderly and without robust backing from his party chief, Sonia Gandhi, would then back down.Thus India's way of promoting reforms has had to be different.