Sentence examples for shaped reforms from inspiring English sources

Their increasing autonomy and frequent critiques of institutional misogyny shaped reforms within their institute and sharpened a post Vatican II crisis of authority.

Teachers' unions around the country are realizing that they can either participate in shaping reforms or have others' reforms forced upon them.

This approach might shape reforms that are not sufficiently responsive to local needs.

The most important service he could perform for the country at this time would be to put his experience to work shaping reform legislation.

Yet it is more dependent on exports, so will be hit harder by a global slowdown.Club Med bluesIn January Italy takes over the G8 presidency, and will have a chance to shape reform of the world financial system.

For me it's an angry remain, I recognise Europe is far from perfect but the only way we can rebalance that is to be in the European Union, shaping reform for working people.

Nor does he pick up the contrast of the Pilgrims' fate with that of the Dutchman Pieter Plockhoy's utopia on the Delaware, which was wiped out by the English, but whose highly articulated communitarian concepts lived on to shape reform efforts throughout the 19th century.

"It's about how we make the case for a more competitive, open and flexible Europe and secure the UK's place within it". He said it would be wrong to let changes in the EU "unfold naturally" without Britain having a role in shaping reform and seeking fresh consent from its citizens.

Barack Obama's advisors learned that lesson, and are attempting to shape reform from afar.

We believe that all teachers should actively seek out opportunities to shape reform efforts currently taking place at the state and district level to ensure that their voices are heard.

But there was no consensus as to what shape reforms should take.