Sentence examples for reforms proceed from inspiring English sources

And as reforms proceed another kind of detail proliferates.

Mr Letta has made a promising start, but his reforms proceed at a snail's pace mainly because he has so little room for manoeuvre.

That means pupils starting secondary school this September will be the first to sit the exams in these subjects, if the reforms proceed, in September 2017.

But if such legal reforms proceed together, both the environment and the rule of law in China will benefit.

"Only in a climate where violence and intimidation are absent," he said, could the country's political reforms proceed.

Fifa sought to spin this extraordinary announcement last week as evidence of its own reforms proceeding, because in November it filed some criminal charges following its own internal investigation by the former US prosecutor Michael Garcia.

Had the reforms proceeded without a separate bill, they would, very likely, have proceeded with far less hue and cry, let alone a dedicated rap song.But beware the cacophony of protest from interest groups who have never welcomed any change to the health service, from GP fund-holding in the early 1990s, to foundation hospitals introduced to allow health managers more autonomy.

I'd prefer to see corporate tax reform proceed in a revenue-neutral way, with reduced rates and a shift to territoriality funded by changing the treatment of pass-throughs and by aligning the characterization of profits to tax authorities and capital markets.

Nonetheless, should the cause of tax reform proceed, (no sure thing) don't be surprised if this threat to autonomous charity is revisited especially in a Democratic Senate.

Those of us who have worked hard to find some common ground in this debate, to help forge some compromise that might let health care reform proceed for the tens of millions of low-income families who desperately need it, are still trying to find some middle ground that both sides could live with (even if not happily); but we are increasingly despairing of that happening.

As financial reform proceeds, it's always worth asking whether the changes in the law would have prevented the crisis or reduced its severity.