Sentence examples for reform completing from inspiring English sources

The fight for international justice and against torture could be helped by one major reform, completing the last decade's modernisation of justice: the government should finally remove its own ministers from involvement in individual cases, specifically by ending the attorney general's power to approve or suspend prosecutions, a power that has been used to stop politically inconvenient cases.

The ad hoc committee convened in March by the king to discuss reform completed its hearings of political parties and trade unions in April.

The president, who will head a special oil council to oversee the changes, says he wants the reforms completed in six months.

If you don't offer a coherent framework for reform, complete with some robust sticks and carrots, what you say sounds little more than opportunistic warm words.

And yet comprehensive immigration reform, complete with its core idea — a "path to citizenship" for the eleven million people living in this country illegally — moved ahead.

"He's going to nurse high speed rail, follow through with education reform, complete prison realignment.

"I don't think all of the nice words will do anything compared to the record of complete opposition to comprehensive immigration reform, complete opposition to the Dream Act," the campaign official said.

In 1864 a major judicial reform was completed.

"I doubt that we should think of intelligence reform being completed in a single stroke," he testified.

There he founded an institution to promote Asturian reform and completed his most influential work, Informe de la sociedad economica de Madrid al real supremo consejo de Castilla en el expediente de ley agaria (1795; "Report on... Agarian Law").

But it has accused the assembly of railroading the changes through, adding extra clauses at the last minute even after the reform had completed its first and second readings.