Sentence examples for reform term from inspiring English sources

The mayor this morning outlined all of the issues he shared with the Independence Party, including, he said, campaign finance reform, term limits, a balanced budget, ballot access and same-day voter registration.

The contract ranged from issues such as welfare reform, term limits, tougher crime laws, and a balanced budget law, to more specialized legislation such as restrictions on American military participation in United Nations missions.

Suggestions include campaign finance reform, term limits, lengthening the tenure in office to eliminate the "perpetual campaign," a congressional work schedule that would keep politicians in Washington D.C. long enough to build relationships on both sides of the aisle, and "open primaries" to keep party activists from having undue influence on the nominating process.

This was more a priority for him, in constitutional reform terms, than Lords reform, he said.

The government's director of elections, Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton, said that the Seanad was beyond reform, terming it an expensive, elitist, ineffective luxury the country could no longer afford.

The most intriguing development in recent years is the rise of "comprehensive," or "schoolwide," reform, terms that refer to models for change that incorporate a coherent and self-consistent vision of pedagogy, curriculum and structure -- a replicable, purpose-built school.

All its principles can be found in his "Contract with America": the stark agenda (balance the budget, cut back welfare), the institutional reforms (term limits, limits as well for committee chairs), the implicit threat to discipline heretics.

Malcolm's youngest son, King David I (r.1124 1153), developed Edinburgh as a seat of royal power principally through his administrative reforms (termed by some modern scholars the Davidian Revolution).

In 1986 a series of economic reforms, termed the Đổi Mới, facilitated the transition to a more market-driven economy.

Organizing health services around people's needs and expectations was strongly emphasized in the World Health Report of 2008 as one of the major four PHC reforms termed "services delivery reforms"[ 11].

It included proposals for a balanced budget amendment, welfare reform and term limits.