Sentence examples for welcome reform from inspiring English sources

A new Securities and Exchange Commission rule requiring shareholder approval for any stock option awards is one welcome reform.

"While disabled people welcome reform of DLA where it will simplify the system and better support their needs, they do not want a new benefit.

But before we thank George Osborne for this welcome reform, let's not pretend it's going to help the hard-pressed first-time buyer.

The new policy was in keeping with the welcome Reform Judaism had offered to lesbian and gay congregants for decades, she added.

Voters who might otherwise welcome reform in health care, farming, construction, work practices and countless other aspects of Japanese life are less keen on changes that look invented abroad.The promotion of technology, by contrast, is definitely an authentic Japanese value.

In return donors upped their pledges of support to $1.2 billion for 2005, and Palestine broke a new record for aid money per head of population.Please may we have independence too?Palestinians plainly welcome reform for its own sake.

The mighty teachers' unions regularly welcome reforms in theory while destroying them in practice.

The overwhelming majority are honest and will welcome reforms to restore confidence.

Successful, hard-working C.E.O.'s should welcome reforms that strengthen the reputation of American business.

This morning, Labour is announcing modest but welcome reforms to the private rented sector.

These are welcome reforms but for many women, including my friend Emma Humphreys, it's come much, much too late.