Sentence examples for vigorous reform from inspiring English sources

A vigorous reform movement arose, committed to halting this decline by reasserting the state's influence.

Mr. Reid promised vigorous reform as his first act as majority leader.

He was replaced by Sadakazu Tanigaki, a member of Parliament, who is likely to favor more vigorous reform.

The doctrine failed this test, as the court found in favor of the defendants due to the vigorous reform program since 1993.

Arya Samaj, ( Sanskrit: "Society of Nobles") vigorous reform movement of modern Hinduism, founded in 1875 by Dayananda Sarasvati, whose aim was to reestablish the Vedas, the earliest Hindu scriptures, as revealed truth.

"He argued for a robust United States engagement within the United Nations," Professor Kingsbury said, "but also for vigorous reform of an institution weakened and ossified by the cold war".

Despite some soothing words at Davos, President Dilma Rousseff has shown little zeal for the vigorous reforms of taxes, the labour market and onerous regulation needed to boost investor confidence.So capital markets are tight.

The coalition is trying to push through quicker and more vigorous reforms than attempted by either Margaret Thatcher or Tony Blair in their first terms, Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister and senior Tory responsible for the party's transition into government, said today.

He has failed to use the election campaign to spell out the need for vigorous economic reform.

It investigates how German teachers could be legendary for their sarcasm and harsh methods but support the world's most vigorous school reform movement and most extensive network of youth clubs.

Under the dictatorship, a vigorous land reform and economic development program was begun, and a new constitution, which provided for a federal Islamic republic with two provinces (East and West Pakistan) and two official languages (Bengali and Urdu), went into effect in 1962.