Sentence examples for speed reform from inspiring English sources
The UN must now negotiate on that, and other remedies.Mr Wasserstrom says his main aim is to speed reform of the UN.
He has instigated another breakneck speed reform programme in the prisons in his job as justice secretary but so far without significant results.
Along with Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, he fulminates over continuing opposition to economic liberalisation and he regards the refusal to speed reform of the common agricultural policy as morally repugnant.
He has urged the Government to bypass Parliament, and speed reforms with decrees and executive orders.
The Cuban government might speed reforms and open the door wider to foreign investment, Mr. Entwistle said.
It would also speed reforms that rile lobbyists beyond the vested interests: apostles of self-reliance and ideologues offended by globalisation and privatisation.
He called on the government not to delay a dialogue with protesters, and to speed reforms "that could immediately restore political stability and civil life".
Federal officials say this was necessary to get the money out in a hurry, but it costs Washington the leverage it needs to speed reforms.
Bringing the main Albanian and Slav opposition parties into the government, diplomats said, may help speed reforms considered vital to avoiding further conflict.
Al Goodman (NYT) GREECE: CABINET IN OFFICE Prime Minister Costas Simitis, left, and his 43 Socialist ministers took office promising to speed reforms in a bid to "hoist Greece to Europe's top".
Energy Secretary James D. Watkins recently promised to speed reforms in math and science teaching by opening his department's 17 laboratories to teachers and students, and to help integrate math and science in preschool to 12th grade.
