Sentence examples for proposal for reforming from inspiring English sources

[Page B1.] Mr. Green also criticized Mr. Hevesi's proposal for reforming the makeup of the Board of Education.

Last month, in his annual State of the Judiciary address, he offered his own proposal for reforming the grand-jury system, predicated largely on strengthening the role of the judge in grand-jury proceedings.

Because I did not see in his post any proposal for reforming the market for individually purchased health insurance, I posted this comment on his blog post: Let me ask you this question (and I would have asked McCain and Coburn the same): picture a family of four with an annual household income (after all taxes and cash transfers) of, say, $30,000.

Hours after Mr Blair had put in his barn-storming performance in front of the Liaison Committee, the government, despite the frantic efforts of the Labour whips, beat off a rebel amendment to scupper foundation hospitals, its flagship proposal for reforming the health service, by a mere 35 votes.

IN HIS PROPOSAL for reforming the curriculum at William and Mary College in Virginia, Thomas Jefferson wrote that it should nurture "those talents which nature has sown as liberally among the poor as the rich, but which perish without use, if not sought for and cultivated".

A proponent of a mixed view would have to show that it is an accurate portrayal of our moral practices, or that it is a plausible proposal for reforming them.

Early this year a party journal, Study and Pursuit, published proposals for reforming the party- congress system.

Several also have proposals for reforming the Council to reduce some of the powers of the speaker.

The commission is charged to develop proposals for reforming the state's badly flawed voting and counting system.

As Ezra Klein writes, this is exactly the right stance for him to take, and his proposals for reforming the filibuster and campaign financing are on-target.

When the German government produces its new proposals for reforming the treaties in the coming months, nothing says these reforms will be more satisfactory than those of 2012.