Sentence examples for pursuing reforms from inspiring English sources

They believe that he is pursuing reforms less out of devotion to democratic principles than to ruffle the feathers of his fellow Gulf rulers.

Chemistry, too, is on the slide as students choose broader and less rigorous science courses.In response to its critics, the government is pursuing reforms in three areas.

After a slow start, Mr Modi's government is pursuing reforms more urgently (though a big defeat in elections in Delhi this week may slow things again).

In an announcement expected on Thursday, ministers will say they are pursuing reforms in which DE&S will remain government owned, but not government run.

So may the insurrection gain ground but be channeled not by punishing scapegoats, but by pursuing reforms that make the system work better for ordinary Americans.

When Garcetti asked the current Los Angeles Taxi Commission to begin pursuing reforms, they discovered a host of outmoded, vague, even weird regulations, including one requiring drivers to wear "black pants and socks".

"In pursuing reform we have to navigate uncharted waters.

Second, in the face of the government's plunging popularity, pursuing reform looks relatively less risky.

It's different for countries that benefit from falling commodity prices and those pursuing reform.

IN A difficult political environment, Manmohan Singh, India's prime minister, has a knack for pursuing reform by stealth.

Other GCC member countries are pursuing reform agendas that are equally if not more ambitious in their own right.