Sentence examples for reforms back from inspiring English sources

Police departments usually rely on fear and lobbying to beat reforms back; police reformers can't let them this time.

If Mr Tadic does, Serbia has a chance of getting its reforms back on track.

"President Obama can only urge Thein Sein to get reforms back on track".

Greece could become the "sacrifice" needed to get European reforms back on track.

The agreement to set a date of March 2012 to begin the consultation could put the reforms back on track.

The other Chinese graduate students she met there were an ambitious group of young intellectuals; some of them had been involved in the nineteen-eighties reforms back home.

The process is set to be extended to all legislation under reforms backed by Robin Cook, the leader of the Commons.

His tiny party could be swept from parliament by the electoral reforms backed by the main centre-left group, the Democratic Party.

But a more thoughtful round of reforms backed by more legal safeguards will be needed to attract foreign investment and revive growth.

"It sets China's legal reform back 30 years".

In fact, the politicians who led the charge against reform back in 1994 haven't budged.