Sentence examples for working on reforms from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration and a bipartisan coalition in Congress have also been working on reforms to lower the country's incarceration rate, one of the highest in the world.

Commissions are working on reforms.

Honorable people in both parties are working on reforms to strengthen the ethical standards of Washington.

In his earlier remarks, Mr. Bernanke said the industry was still working on reforms to make money market funds safer.

The defence minister, Juan Manuel Santos, is easing out other officers and working on reforms of military training.

Under prodding from the International Monetary Fund as a condition for a $3.9 billion loan, Turkey is working on reforms.

A hard but valuable lesson he learned as a young negotiator working on reform of the penal code in northern Nigeria.

"The government at the moment wants to signal, we're working on reform; we're not interested in short-term stimulus, like China did in the past," said Louis Kuijs, the chief China economist at the Royal Bank of Scotland.

This virtuous policy never had a chance in the House, because union members get some of the best insurance packages.It may yet surface in the Senate, however, where two committees are working on reform, each with its own bill.

The government is actively working on reforming the "ring fence," or limit on foreign shareholding in Gazprom.

When the introductions came around to our coauthor physicist, he reported, "I have been working on reforming the physics for biologists class for five years and here are the names of the biologists I have talked to".