Sentence examples for reforms through from inspiring English sources

"There is going to be a struggle to get these reforms through," says a western diplomat.

"We certainly have the resolve to see reforms through," she says.

I felt the listening exercise was very one sided and the case for following the reforms through wasn't being heard.

With a population of 238m, the country has a highly decentralised political system, so pushing any federal reforms through is hard.

In the summer of 2007, in reaction to ongoing indictments and convictions of aldermen, Daley and Huels shepherded a package of ethics reforms through City Council.

All of these are Labor reforms through and through.

Mr. Han reportedly insisted that he would resign only after seeing his reforms through.

But Mr Fox failed to get many of his promised reforms through a gridlocked legislature.

Nevertheless, newly appointed prime minister Viktor Yushchenko shepherded economic reforms through the legislature.

It is not clear that Mr Rajoy's government has the guts to push such reforms through.

Local journalists have tracked the reforms through the degree of censorship to which they are subjected.