Sentence examples for remarkable reforms from inspiring English sources

Hugely self-confident, he managed to turn around the corrupt service and engineered some remarkable reforms.

"Like us, Blair recognises that the Tories under Maggie Thatcher achieved remarkable reforms," said the Sun.

With remarkable rapidity, reform-minded young German humanists (and many older ones also) who had become admirers of Erasmus identified Luther's ideas and reform program with those of Erasmus, regarding Luther and Erasmus as leaders of a single movement.

The tax-reform proposal unveiled yesterday by Dave Camp, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, does something remarkable: It actually reforms the tax code.

But after that the former general embarked on a remarkable set of reforms, apparently satisfied that members of the junta that misruled Myanmar for half a century would not face prosecution.What's the point of trying?Even where tribunals have been staged, they have been coloured by politics.

Burma is on a "remarkable journey" of reform that has much further to go, Barack Obama said as he made the first visit to the South East Asian nation by a serving US president.

"UNICEF congratulates the Government of Viet Nam for continuing to make remarkable progress in reforming the child adoption system.

By any standards, the sheer scale of Chulalongkorn's reforms are remarkable, and his reign is commonly regarded as one of the greatest in Thai history.

Tuesday's pardon came after the European Union dropped all political and economic sanctions against Burma to support the country's "remarkable process" in democratic reforms, while warning that it must control recent ethnic violence.

Many countries in Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia are showing remarkable progress in childcare reforms supported by UNICEF.

"This shows the continuing remarkable success of welfare reform," said Robert Rector, an analyst at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research group.