Sentence examples for time reforming from inspiring English sources

Many Brazilians hope that this time reforming intent produces swift action.

Hurrying to soften those words the next day, he told reporters that what he had intended to say was "that Japan will have a hard time reforming".

The full version is an eighty-nine-page outline of what will become a landmark bill to provide health-care insurance to all Americans while at the same time reforming incentives to reduce costs and improve quality across the system.

While Russia has had a hard time reforming its network of bloated scientific institutes, researchers have embraced capitalism by forming small businesses attempting to sell everything from new drugs to spark plugs.

It was set up in 2006 when Mitt Romney, who was governor at the time, reformed the state's health-care system.

Although this has been the case for some time, reform has only just become politically popular.

"Our new coalition government has not been in for a very long time, reforms take time," he said.

When this cell suspension is rotated in culture, the cells reaggregate and in time reform a normal sponge.

In December 2017, the development of this method led the Boston School Committee to unanimously approve the first school start time reform in thirty years.

This is not the first time reform of agricultural child labor laws has been beaten back by a supposed threat to the family farm.

Indeed, most economists would agree that over time reforms – especially increasing state pension ages to reflect increasing life expectancy – are required to ensure long-term sustainability.