Sentence examples for reform point from inspiring English sources

From the electoral reform point of view, we're looking at what might actually be a better outcome.

When asked to consider immigration reform point by point, on the merits — with stronger border and workplace enforcement and tough-but-fair rules for granting the undocumented legal status and citizenship — perhaps many may accept that path as sensible.

What really gets me, though, is when opponents to reform point to the provision left in Rule 22 after 1975 saying that the Senate cannot change any of its rules without a two-thirds supermajority to end debate.

But the key reform point is that Mr. Romney says that all beneficiaries would receive the same fixed payment whatever plan they chose.

Opponents of the reform point out that three-quarters of Missourians voted for the original cost-of-living increase in 2006, and the initiative passed in every county in the state.

When the weapon used is not a gun, but a van or a knife, something different happens people who are against gun reform point to it as an example that criminals will be criminals, and no amount of regulation will change that.

Another critical area of reform pointed to in the Queen's Speech is the financial services act.

Those urging reform pointed to the existence of a gay minority in all societies and the change in China's social values.

Frances Crook, chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, pointed out Mr Roberts left behind a very different world when he was jailed in 1966, where people paid for things with "shillings and sixpence".

Plus, as Charles Grant, of the Centre for European Reform, points out, new deals will be needed on European security, defence, the environment, science and research and, in all probability, Northern Ireland.

He insists that Labour would make the case for reform, pointing to plans for countries outside the eurozone to have permanent observer status at Eurogroup meetings and at a new council on the single market.