Sentence examples for pursued reforms from inspiring English sources

The Nečas administration pursued reforms to the social welfare system and the tax code throughout 2011, but infighting and a Social Democratic majority in the Senate hobbled many of the coalition's efforts.

Early in his tenure, Graham pursued reforms to make the death penalty more efficient.

Backed by powerful allies, the government has pursued reform on its own terms.

Thousands have since fled by sea and overland, often aided (or kidnapped) by human traffickers.In recent years the government has pursued reform more than repression.

President Barack Obama appointed an energetic secretary of education who pursued reform policies, sometimes despite congressional objections.

Path dependency theory can be used to guide the selection of cases that have repeatedly proven incapable of pursuing reforms, as we saw with the WHO, as well as the early years of the World Bank and UNAIDS, while institutional change theory could subsequently be used to select, compare, and explain cases that eventually pursued reform, as we saw with the World Bank and UNAIDS.

Similarly, both have a political imperative to pursue reforms.

He wants more flexibility so as to loosen labour laws and pursue reforms.

For Arab allies of the United States, Mr. Obama is offering encouragement to pursue reforms.

It is time to pursue reforms that allow Congress to act effectively.

If they want closer cooperation with the West, they must pursue reforms for transparent governance and wider economic opportunity.