Sentence examples for way to reforms from inspiring English sources

We also know, looking backward, that the original Gilded Age eventually gave way to reforms of the Populist and Progressive Era, and countervailing movements involving organized labor; women's suffrage; muckrakers and civic reform; nascent environmentalists; African-American migration, organization and cultural renaissance; governmental proponents of social insurance programs; and others.

We cannot tax our way to reform.

Efforts are under way to reform the national system.

However, the ACT government is leading the way to reform.

The only way to reform education is from the bottom up.

And it wasn't always government that led the way to reform.

Because there is a right way to reform Social Security, and a wrong way.

There are plenty of efforts under way to reform the F.B.I.

IF THERE'S A WAY to reform three strikes, it may follow Norman Williams's route out of prison.

It seemed there might be another way to reform Technical Bulletin 117 — directly through the Bureau of Home Furnishings rather than the Legislature.

One way to reform the system is to apply the lessons of Enron and Arthur Andersen to collegiate athletics.