Sentence examples for reform forces from inspiring English sources

304pp, Pennant Press, £17.99 Police Reform: Forces for Change by Stephen P Savage.

Yes, the economy is in trouble, and yes, the urban reform forces can make a lot of noise in the streets, since they live and thrive in the cities.

The reform forces have been locked in a perilous war of nerves with their hard-line opponents for two months, since pro-Khatami candidates won a decisive majority in the first round of parliamentary elections on Feb. 18.

A fateful struggle is now going on in Iran between the reform forces allied with President Mohammad Khatami and the religious conservatives who control the country's most powerful institutions.

With this election, Mr. Khamenei and his protégé appear to have neutralized for now the reform forces that they saw as a threat to their power, political analysts said.

Police reform: forces for change.

Another form of Protestantism was Calvinism, named for John Calvin (1509 64), a French humanist and doctor of law whose conversion to the Protestant reform forced him to flee France.

We firmly believe that one reform – forcing sort codes and account numbers to be matched with individual names – will go some way to halting a number of frauds.

One is that it is the first sign of a return to 1995, when four weeks of strikes against a similar pension reform forced the government of the day to abandon its plans altogether.

Bill Clinton, Philadephia summiteer, is the president who last year signed a bill for welfare reform, forcing single mothers to abandon the unpaid work of looking after their children in favour of paid work outside the home.

The most important reform — forcing insurers to accept all applicants regardless of their health status — cannot be achieved unless nearly all Americans are required to have coverage, so the costs can be spread among the healthy and the sick.