Sentence examples for reforms and by from inspiring English sources
There were political demonstrations, some of which turned violent, by those who opposed Morales's reforms and by his supporters.
Its groundbreaking 2002 coverage of abuse by priests led to reforms and by most accounts a significant reduction in abuse.
The report concludes by discussing the limitations of proposed reforms, and by thinking realistically about how to mobilize support for improved budgeting outcomes.
But the Gulf states can counter Iranian subversion, regardless of Iran's nuclear status, with domestic reforms and by improving their police and intelligence operations -- measures these states are, or should be, undertaking in any case.
Zedillo broke with tradition by appointing a non-PRI cabinet member, by cooperating with opposition parties to enact electoral reforms, and by refusing to select his successor insisting instead that the party choose its next presidential candidate.
The world's largest economic block will lose ground even faster to China and America if it fails to raise its low productivity growth through liberalising reforms and by reducing the size of the state.
Western observers were impressed by the reforms and charmed by Tbilisi's new political elite, who had infused a failing state with hope and glamour.
At the start of Mr Chirac's reign in 1995, France was paralysed by strikes against reforms, and governed by an imperious, unloved prime minister, Alain Juppé.
The possibility of a resulting identity crisis, underscored by China's need to embrace political reform and by the West's long-standing misperceptions of China.
The Rich case itself suggests that future such abuses can best be avoided by pursuing meaningful campaign finance reform and by tightening government ethics rules.
By opening up, by listening, by embracing reform, and by harnessing the extraordinary generosity, commitment and talent of the British people, they can help us all get to a place where politics can once again command all of our respect.
