Sentence examples for will be reform from inspiring English sources
Air passenger duty will be reform.
He thinks there will be reform.
But it is dangerously likely that the actual result will be "reform and bust".
The senior Lib Dem also denied that Clegg's claim the EU would be largely the same in 10 years suggest he does not believe there will be reform.
To the Editor: Re "Health Policy Is Carved Out at Table for 6" (front page, July 28): Six moderate/conservative senators from the smallest states will dictate the terms of health care reform, or whether there will be reform, to the rest of the American populace.
"I had made a lot of promises during 1999 when I was doing my Horatio-at-the-bridge act, saying: 'We will clean it up, and there will be reform and the final turning of the page when Samaranch retires in 2001.
The famously sloppy immigration service will be reformed.
She hopes that the system will be reformed.
Under the new bill, the office of Lord Chancellor will be reformed but the title will remain.
On education, research will get a big cash injection, while secondary schooling will be reformed.
