Sentence examples for stall reform from inspiring English sources

Mr. Saleh, who was allowed to stay in Yemen under a power-transfer deal, has been blamed by many for using loyalists and relatives in powerful posts to stall reform efforts.

Clean energy and environmental groups expressed concern that Huhne's resignation, at a time when the government has new policies in the pipeline, would stall reform and cause uncertainty.

No more protracted, theatrical deliberations that are meant to stall reform and protect vested interests at the expense of our kids.

But it's the devilish details that have stalled reform.

And, yet again, fresh assistance from the IMF has been suspended because of stalled reform.

Meanwhile, the bloc's leaders tried to reinvigorate the union's stalled reform process.

For one thing, it's a way to move past the deep divisions that have stalled reform.

The result is a history of stalled reform and police and court systems that are too fragmented to work effectively to provide security or deliver justice.

Then there is the stalled reform agenda, on whose advancement he has essentially bet his presidency.The new president's collaborators insist that his government will be much stronger than that of departing President Fox.

In addition, a stalled reform of provincial-government finances would allow the government more fiscal leeway.Businessmen complain that they are hurt by the high tariffs charged by privatised utilities.

Kelly told Guardian Australia disenchantment with the factional control of the NSW state executive and the stalled reform process had caused many party members in western Sydney to "down tools".