Sentence examples for take the reforms from inspiring English sources
I think if you take the reforms we've had, say, on health, education and welfare.
For there to be good faith compliance, attitudes must change and all involved must take the reforms seriously.
When the agreement first went into effect in 2003, department and city officials said, the police command staff did not take the reforms seriously, and for years the department resisted change.
Emmert, who received a five-year contract, said that he intended to continue Brand's legacy and that although he had no specific plans, he intended to take the reforms a step further.
Visiting a primary school in Hackney, London on Wednesday, Mr Gove said the review would take the reforms instigated by Jamie Oliver's campaign to "the next level".
There is a steep learning curve as we take the reform road.
I'm quite happy for this to be a kit of parts, that the revolutionaries take from it the revolutionary bits and the reformists take the reform bit".
Republicans would like to take the reform agenda that Republican governors have pursued in places like Indiana and take it to the national level: structural entitlement reform; fundamental tax reform.
"And the only way the Democratic Party could fail to win in the year 2000 is if we did not take the reform mantle and we failed to be bold enough in these times of enormous change".
As evidenced by the successes in Maine and Seattle on Tuesday, the effort to take the reform agenda to the states -- and directly to the people -- is succeeding.
Take the reform issues that are most urgent -- equal treatment for women, ending pre-existing conditions and recision policies -- and pass them the old fashioned way.
