Sentence examples for will be reforming from inspiring English sources
His most difficult tasks will be reforming government and tackling corruption.
Perhaps the biggest test of our foresight and courage will be reforming Medicare and Social Security.
A key way of regaining public trust will be reforming the system of remuneration as agreed by the G20.
His first test will be reforming the jumble of opaque, interlocking relationships and conflicts of interest that passes for Samsung's corporate governance.The "Samsung group", as it is often known, has no legal identity.
Another will be reforming the extravagant subsidies that cause the domestic shortages of gas and hence of the electricity generated from it, and which undermine Egypt's attempts to increase its energy exports.In March Gas Natural Fenosa, a Spanish energy giant, launched international arbitration proceedings against the Egyptian government over the suspension of an LNG plant it part-owns.
Shinseki's second major challenge will be reforming the way health care is organized and paid for by his agency.
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.
