Sentence examples for reforms were rejected from inspiring English sources

These and other reforms were rejected.

His vow to stand down if the reforms were rejected was an indication of his confidence.

During the campaign, Renzi promised that he would resign as prime minister if the reforms were rejected.

Instead, after Renzi stated that he would resign if the constitutional reforms were rejected, the debate was focused on his own record as prime minister.

In 2003, however, all but one of Uribe's planned austerity measures and political reforms were rejected by voters in a national referendum, and several members of his administration resigned.

Mr. Barroso pointed out that proposals to increase pressure on E.U. nations to carry through reforms were rejected five years ago, but that the climate had changed since the onset of the financial crisis.

See articleMario Monti, Italy's prime minister, suggested that he might leave if his labour-market reforms are rejected.

They have constructed a Kafkaesque world in which proposed reforms are rejected because they are redundant, as economics already has tools to analyse "everything".

In his speech to the Lib Dem conference, Farron will accuse the prime minister of "trashing" Churchill's record after the Tories said they would abandon the convention if a series of reforms are rejected.

Michael Gove, the new justice secretary, is to press ahead with plans to scrap the Human Rights Act which could see Britain pull out of the European convention on human rights (ECHR) if the reforms are rejected by Strasbourg.

Senior Tories have also warned No 10 that Gove will face a crippling revolt unless he drops the "deeply offensive" threat by Grayling in his document last year to withdraw from the convention if the reforms are rejected by Strasbourg.