Sentence examples for propel reform from inspiring English sources

The discovery of the four boys helped propel reform of the already maligned State Division of Youth and Family Services.

The county's public officials helped to propel the reform movement just by being themselves.

It is sad that it has taken a scandal to propel campaign finance reform to the top of the House of Representatives' legislative agenda ("A New Rallying Cry for Reform," editorial, Jan . 22.

Two notable tragedies in the early 21st century helped propel calls for reform: the shattering of bones in one of Kentucky Derby champion Barbaro's legs just seconds after the start of the Preakness Stakes in 2006 (the horse was euthanized eight months later) and the death of three horses during production of the TV series Luck (2011 12), a drama about horse racing.

Concern about the 2003 problem did serve to propel a central economic reform -- the reorganization of Russia's vast electricity industry.

But the regulatory clause in question has been debated by market watchers for years, with critics saying that it is unnecessary or can be manipulated, so whether the PCCW case will propel momentum for actual reform is a question.

As our survey in this issue reports, these reforms could propel Brazil towards first-world levels of prosperity and social justice.

Some analysts think the reforms may propel German equities to much higher levels (see Streetwalker, p. 93).

In the U.S., the expansion of the primary care workforce propelled by healthcare reform will likely lead to expanded roles and responsibilities for Health Education Specialists in diverse settings.

Politically, Chinese reformers had hoped the symbolic weight of the anniversary and the nation's post-Olympic glow might propel some measure of political reform to address official corruption and help defuse rising social tensions.

Organizers believe that the recent victory on health care reform will help propel a similar movement to take on banking giants.