Sentence examples for reforms which is from inspiring English sources

But Portugal "needs these reforms, which is why the market is testing Portugal, even after fiscal austerity measures," Mr. Garcia Pascual said.

Mr Mills told the Sun: "It was a long meeting on pension reforms, which is an important issue that I take very seriously.

"It was a long meeting on pension reforms, which is an important issue that I take very seriously," he said at the time.

In America, lobbying by hospitals and drug firms soared as Congress debated Mr Obama's health reforms, which is perhaps why the bill that passed in 2010 was so porky.

A system already prone to errors will be put under more pressure by the rapid pace of the government's welfare reforms, which is likely to result in more people denied support or on the wrong benefit.

The Conservative Amber Valley MP, elected in 2010, told the Sun: "It was a long meeting on pension reforms, which is an important issue that I take very seriously.

Tells about possible reforms, which are needed to preserve our democratic process.

Tells about Gorbachev's reforms, which are opposed by the Stalinist element in Soviet society.

This will take strong licensing reforms, which are not at present on the table.

We are not talking here about economic reforms, which are nothing if they are not given a political solution".

These include Mr Calderón's proposed energy-sector reforms, which are being debated in the Senate at present.