Sentence examples for waiting for reforms from inspiring English sources

Only New York and California are considering passing their own laws instead of waiting for reforms to wend their way through Congress.

And while liberals had grown anxious in recent years, waiting for reforms that kept being deferred, in part because Mr. Erdogan's party was tied up in legal battles for survival, they supported him, hoping he would return to his agenda.

"It is extremely disappointing that the government has not put this forward," said a legion spokesman, who added that families had been waiting for reform for years.

Elizabeth Guttenstein, head of the World Wildlife Fund's agriculture program, said, "After decades of waiting for reform, this is a half-hearted effort".

Well, at least one group of lawyers, the law firm Jacoby & Meyers, has decided that it is tired of waiting for reform, and, doing what lawyers do best, they've brought suit in New York challenging as unconstitutional the rule of professional conduct (drafted by lawyers) that prohibits non-lawyers from having an ownership interest in the business.

Three-quarters of respondents said business conditions had failed to improve or had got worse (see chart 1).In March, Ludwig Georg Braun, the president of DIHK, the federation of chambers of commerce and industry, said firms should not wait for reforms to change things in Germany, but turn eastward to the accession countries joining the European Union on May 1st.

Nonetheless, Americans will have to wait for reforms.

This month, for example, it relaunched a service in Finland after suspending operations last year to wait for reforms to be passed.

This month, for example, it relaunched a service in Finland after suspending operations last year to wait for reforms to be passed.

Until then, Darash, thousands of other immigrants, and the U.S. economy waits for reform.

Attorney General Loretta Lynch said residents "should not be forced to wait" for reform. The Washington Post.