Sentence examples for reform industries from inspiring English sources

The big action was at the Senate Finance Committee, which finally produced a health care bill that, however gingerly, bids to reform industries that have feasted on the nation's Rube Goldberg medical system.

But Goldin pointed out, too, that state laws like the Fair Pay Act — and, at the national level, the Equal Pay Act — play a valuable role in addressing pay inequities within firms, even if they don't directly seek to reform industries or the workforce as a whole.

From the start Spitzer took a broad view of his authority, looking to reform industries rather than just put the bad guys in jail.

Further, the state has a well-oiled reform industry of sorts, fueled by voter initiatives and money.

An investigation by the 50 states' attorneys-general may result in a settlement with banks perhaps early next year that could include pledges to reform industry practices.

Assistant Attorney General Christine A. Varney, the head of the antitrust division at the Justice Department, testified at the Senate hearing that repealing McCarran-Ferguson would create more competition, which could help reform industry practices.

Still, one industry seems to be thriving in America's nation-state: the California "reform industry".

The leading indicators for California's "reform industry" are generally positive.

The sex industry's nemesis, the rescue and reform industry, is experiencing considerable growth witness Kony 2012, and columnist Nicholas Kristof's hysterical op-eds.

Third, and really temporally concurrent to fascism, was FDR's New Deal, which sought to reform industry to conform to the public interest through democratic consensus, arm twisting notwithstanding.

Encouraging sustainable diets, and providing incentives for food systems that reduce GHGs and prioritize sustainability, offer governments opportunities to act without reforming industry subsidies or initiating carbon taxes.