Sentence examples for reform to this from inspiring English sources

Very senior female politicians, both Conservative and Labour, have blocked any reform to this highly regressive policy.

Grieve is against any reform to this controversial aspect of the role of attorney general, which allows intervention in individual cases.

But it has since resorted to all manner of gestures to accommodate them, from the selection as his running-mate of Paul Ryan, an outspoken advocate of entitlement reform, to this week's instantly forgotten relaunch.The race still stands where it has for the past five months or so, bar some gyrations around the conventions.

"Thus we are presently out of alternative options for achieving the long overdue reform to this system and, specifically, an end to state-sanctioned torture, and now we have to put our lives on the line via indefinite hunger strike to force CDCR to do what's right.

"His remarks today confirm what we've long said and suspected: this pope, like his predecessors, is doing and will do little if anything to bring real reform to this continuing crisis," Blaine said.

"[The pope's] remarks today confirm what we've long said and suspected: this pope, like his predecessors, is doing and will do little if anything to bring real reform to this continuing crisis," SNAP said in a statement Wednesday after the pope delivered his speech in Washington DC.

The City Council speaker, Christine Quinn, has made only stopgap reforms to this rotten system.

But in recent weeks lawmakers and legal experts have called for reforms to this system.

The protests began with a class boycott last week by students urging Beijing to grant genuine democratic reforms to this former British colony.

"I am confident that the president is fully and completely and totally committed to bringing about reforms to this system because he's a patriotic and dedicated American".

Over the past many years organizations and support groups have formed nationwide calling for reforms to this system.