Sentence examples for undertakes reforms from inspiring English sources

Second, let's hear it for a reality based series entitled Follow the Speaker in which someone shadows Nancy Pelosi to get a bird's eye view of the challenges she faces as she 'cleans house' and undertakes reforms.

Continuing these efforts is important as the GoK undertakes reform - in health care, child protection, education and special services, etc.

The government has undertaken reforms in tax collection.

He also said France must undertake reforms to bring down public spending.

Germany worries that any debt relief will reduce Greece's incentive to undertake reforms.

We took swift action; 10 members expelled or retired, and we undertook reforms.

This is an achievement, not least, of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, which recently undertook reforms.

It set up a Council of Deliberations to undertake reforms, issued pertinent decrees, and formed Western-style institutions and a cabinet.

Istanbul soared by 21.6% amid hopes that the government would undertake reforms that would allow interest rates to fall.

Dickens, for all his genius and wrath, was himself unable to undertake reforms, or protect clients, or draft fairer rules.

"Undertaking reforms in a democracy is much more difficult than in other regimes — I put it mildly," he said.