Sentence examples for relentless reform from inspiring English sources

Sudden and relentless reform never sits well with entrenched interests and power brokers.

"We need somebody who is engaged in sudden and relentless reform and isn't afraid to shake it up.

Likewise, the relentless reform of qualifications and curriculum, started under Labour and fanatically continued by the coalition, means that teachers must prepare for new courses every year until 2019.

Gordon Brown today committed himself to relentless reform of both state and the markets as he pointedly referred to his party as New Labour at the launch of its election manifesto.

It could be argued (and is self-evidently the view inside government) that a period of quiet contemplation, implementation and remoralisation is still necessary after all those relentless reforms and gimmicky initiatives.

Unfortunately, David Cameron jettisoned all that for relentless structural reform, curriculum instability and an assault on teachers as "enemies of promise".

We have to get educated, get involved, and be relentless about reform.

Finalists: Jackson Diehl of the Washington Post for his insightful editorials on foreign affairs, marked by prescient pieces critical of America's policy toward Egypt well before a revolution erupted there; and John McCormick of the Chicago Tribune for his relentless campaign to reform an unsustainable public pension system that threatens the economic future of Illinois.

In 1828 and 1829 she waged a relentless campaign to reform her mother and her siblings, her friends and her neighbors, pointing out their moral failings at every turn.

Finalists: Jackson Diehl of The Washington Post for his insightful editorials on foreign affairs, marked by prescient pieces critical of America's policy toward Egypt well before a revolution erupted there; and John McCormick of the Chicago Tribune for his relentless campaign to reform an unsustainable public pension system that threatens the economic future of Illinois.

In a nation where children are born with shorter estimated life expectancies than their parents because of diet-related illness, Ann is a relentless voice of reform by focusing on the links between food, family, farming and children's health and wellness.