Sentence examples similar to subject of reforms from inspiring English sources

The younger Mr. Qaddafi has been the government's principal spokesman, especially on the subject of reform.

Instead of shrinking from the thorny subject of reforming Social Security (as Mr Kerry has done), Mr Bush will tout the virtues of private-pension accounts.

This article has been written with the purpose of igniting a public and intellectual debate on the subject of reforming the Non-Aligned Movement.

But political parties are banned - the opposition is organised from outside the country - and activists who publicly broach the subject of reform risk being jailed.

On the subject of reforming the V.A., Clinton tried an attack line on Trump that fell kind of flat, charging that he wanted to "privatize the system".

Town and country planning in this country has, as Rowan Moore says, since 2010 been the subject of constant "reforms" that are not reforms at all.

"The president has the confidence of the people, but he seems to believe you can reform the country by putting all the subjects of reform on the table at the same time," Mr. de Villepin said.

The latter two speeches dealt with the important and contentious subjects of reforming the way the Pentagon buys weapons systems and a more restrictive approach to foreign peacekeeping missions.

So ten years and several billions of dollars later, we might ask ourselves if these reforms have had any benefit at all, or as Robert Sameuleson put it, is the subject of school reform little more than an exercise in "intellectual dishonesty" and "political puffery?" (Washington Post, "School Reforms Meager ResultsSchool Reforms Meager Results

Cameron should be commended for broaching the subject of prison reform.

Instead, the House leadership proposes breaking the subject of immigration reform into smaller, more digestible chunks, and voting on them as a series of free-standing measures.