Sentence examples for vowed reforms from inspiring English sources

At Congressional hearings in July, HSBC executives apologized for any past problems and vowed reforms.

But a year after a federal grand jury issued subpoenas and regulators vowed reforms, the largest bankruptcy since the financial crisis has begun to fade from Wall Street's memory.

ALBANY — Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, saying he was startled by problems with the handling of abuse and neglect allegations at state facilities, on Wednesday vowed reforms at six agencies that provide residential care for the disabled, the elderly, children and the mentally ill.

Mr. Norman's successor, Assemblyman Vito J. Lopez, vowed reform.

So Obama denounced the new helicopters as "the procurement process gone amok" and vowed reform.

Suthep claims the government has violated the constitution in several ways and has vowed reform under his "people's council".

Amid the financial heart attacks of 2008-09, anduringng the long slump and austerity that has followed, politicians have vowed reform of the banking sector.

Government officials have expressed shock over these figures and vowed reform.

During a presentation to the board, district Chancellor Daniel LaVista — even while vowing reforms — criticized The Times for what he described as unbalanced reporting that "improperly exaggerated" isolated problems, "serious as some of them may be".

Vowing reform, we made a hasty departure, back to the more tourist-friendly town of Rockport.

The former sheriff of DeKalb County, Ga., has been charged with murdering the man who, vowing reform, had succeeded him.