Sentence examples for reforms down from inspiring English sources

This could mean that the European Court of Justice overturns the reforms down the line.

"We're not pushing reforms down people's throats," she says.The trouble is that consensus-based incremental reform supposes that Mr Sarkozy will be able to build on the first round.

Her daughter, wearing purple lipstick — Mr. Rouhani's campaign color during the June elections — yelled, "Long live reforms!" Down the road, protesters held placards saying, "We will never be humiliated" and "Talks to U.S. will not solve any problem".

The villains in the crisis are the usual suspects: the multinational corporations bent on ramming their "reforms" down the throats of ordinary citizens in countries around the world.

As discussed below, the DISCLOSE Act was already going to fall far short of sparing the 2010 campaign field from the effects of Citizens United, but it could have at least served as a symbolic gesture for transparency and as a first, sturdy stem towards further-reaching reforms down the road.

But in the last few weeks, in the wake of the vote at the Lib Dem conference in Sheffield and poll figures showing growing alarm at the reforms, Downing Street has become worried.

But if the security services solidify their power further, they may pose a greater challenge to reform down the line.

As we've all been told over the past few weeks, President Obama was "ramming or shoving or forcing health care reform" down our throats.

Although the defense chiefs are united on budget efficiencies, they came to their current posts -- and views on defense management reforms -- down different avenues.

"We will continue to monitor progress closely while our reforms bed down".

And will the reforms slow down the over-all growth in health-care spending?