Sentence examples for tremendous reforms from inspiring English sources

"Those who for one reason or another were politically opposed to the tremendous reforms that [Mr Zedillo] ushered in have reason to besmirch his reputation," says Mr Freiman.

"After the tremendous reform effort of the last 10 years," Mr. Grassley said, "the federal agency that's supposed to coordinate regulatory efforts is taking an approach that is undermining the sanctions that are available to try to improve care in the most questionable nursing homes".

To change the status quo in a major way means you have to achieve a tremendous political reform first.

'If you think about what has happened at the BBC, there has been a tremendous amount of reform pushed through by somebody who hasn't got Greg's great gift of communication,' Evans said.

"These are very lucrative companies and there is tremendous resistance to reforming this sector".

These are very lucrative companies and there is tremendous resistance to reforming this sector.'.

"Clearly, there's tremendous urgency for reform at the local level because our economy and our future are directly tied to the quality of public education," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said in a statement Tuesday.

She warns that the judicial reforms place "tremendous power" in the hands of a political appointee for nine years.

Lithuania, a European Union member state since 2004, is still facing tremendous organizational and legal reforms, similar to other countries of the former Soviet Union [ 19].

Mr. Arafat, he said, "succeeded in doing tremendous damage to the reform process, by presenting that process as the demand of the Americans and the Israelis".

After the NSA briefing on Tuesday, Massie said he sees a "tremendous opportunity" for surveillance reform, and said he thinks the newest members of Congress are likely to determine the fate of the expiring Patriot Act provisions.