Sentence examples for reform organization from inspiring English sources

Rob Richie is the executive director of FairVote, a nonpartisan electoral reform organization.

Ms. Mincberg, in announcing her resignation last month, said she wanted to run a nonprofit school reform organization.

The Bureau of Municipal Research, a private reform organization, said in a report issued in 1908 that over 56 years, 436 people had been killed on the line.

He was a fellow in the New York office of the Vera Institute of Justice, a nonprofit criminal-justice reform organization.

She became a correspondent for the Society of the American Indians, the first reform organization to be administered entirely by Native Americans.

"We're not going to get better teachers unless we pay them more," notes Amy Wilkins of the Education Trust, an education reform organization.

Lessig could have joined one of those or an existing campaign-finance-reform organization, such as Common Cause or Democracy 21, but he wanted to move much faster.

In a survey in October by the Committee for Modern Courts, a statewide court-reform organization, two-thirds of legislative candidates said they supported court reorganization.

Eighteen Albany lawmakers have left office as a result of criminal charges or ethical misconduct since 1999, according to the government-reform organization Citizens Union — a run that the organization appropriately terms a "crime wave".

She then earned a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Teacher Education at Stanford, and directed the Coalition of Essential Schools, a national school-reform organization focused on creating more equitable and vibrant schools.

Given that it can take years for the rights to the land to be granted via the government land-reform organization INCRA (Instituto Nacional de Colonização e Reforma Agrária), temporary camps known as acampamentos are formed.