Sentence examples for running reform from inspiring English sources

A long running reform of European data protection legislation which kicked off in 2012 has passed a big milestone today; ministers in the European Council have ostensibly agreed on a general approach — allowing for the debate to move to the next stage and the potential for reform negotiations to be wrapped up by the end of the year.

"I think whether the private sector can do it for less remains to be demonstrated," said Bob Levinson, special projects manager for the American Correctional Assn., who has been studying a privately run reform school.

Republicans have been able to win mayoral elections in New York since Fiorello LaGuardia by running on reform tickets opposed to Democratic patronage politics, promising to "get things done".

While ultra-Orthodox Judaism grew more insular, and some varieties of Liberal Judaism moved ritual practice even farther away from traditional observance, a vital centre emerged, running from Reform Judaism to modern Orthodoxy.

I fully recognize that during the campaign we focused on the need for longer run reform of our tax system, energy policy, our entitlement programs and our health care system.

President Obama's top eeconomic adviser, Lawrence Summers, reportedly asked industry chiefs to stop running anti-reform ads.

If only Congress could run financial reform past Moses.

Many argue it means Democrats should run from reform.

Marshall Fitz, former vice president of immigration policy at the Center for American Progress, runs immigration reform efforts.

But above all, the F.B.I. requires strong, disciplined leadership from someone who knows how to run and reform a large organization.

The long-run reforms that will ensure that similar crises do not reappear in the future require creating an environment in which the market can work.