Sentence examples similar to reform happy from inspiring English sources

The Tories won't restore their reputation for economic competence by whistling for a slump that doesn't come.And, for all the shrillness of his attack on Mr Brown this week, both Mr Osborne and Mr Cameron know it, hence their constant refrain that the chancellor has been the "roadblock" to Mr Blair's reforms, happy to squander billions on unreconstructed public services.

This summer sees the fully reformed Happy Mondays and the Stone Roses play again, the Roses gigs in particular threatening to give chunky men of a certain age a Proustian rush so strong you could mistake it for a heart murmur.

Trial-lawyer-backed is a label ready-made for Republicans' attack ads in tort-reform-happy Texas.

The prospect of joining the EU had spurred reform, with happy results for civil liberty and free speech.

Even the currently rampant Mr Blair must know that the euro with any luck a reformed and happier euro is a project for the next term.

"The only way tax reform makes everyone happy is if everyone wins.

And yet, McCain expressed no outrage last year when Fehr was appointed to a Senate panel built to reform the scandal-happy United States Olympic Committee (never mind the irony).

I am very happy that reform agenda is back.

The loser's promises to "placate and reform" and promising a "happy identity" found few takers in a French nation that has failed to unify convincingly against either economic decline or radical terror.

While state Republicans are busy bill-bashing; others in the state are happy about reform.

In the past, reform groups have been happy enough to have the issue of campaign finance reform or lobbying reform addressed at all in political debates.