Sentence examples similar to yearn for reforms from inspiring English sources

Many immigrants and citizens yearn for reform.

Far from being a sign of yearning for reform, support for Hu could indicate repudiation of Zhao, about whom reminiscences are still strongly discouraged.

Hollywood's chorus of protest at the Oscars' failure to nominate actors of colour for awards this year suggests widespread soul-searching and yearning for reform.

Our nation is waiting for Congress to finally take action, and now it is our time to reach out and show our elected leaders that the nation is yearning for reform.

Their lack of message is an embarrassment to those of us who yearn for tangible reform in this country.

An honest account of what she saw, heard – and did (or failed to do) – during the Gukurahundi and other periods of abuse would win her the support of many Zimbabweans who yearn for real reform.

But there is a school of thought that Mr Wen, feeling that his own political career is drawing to an end, is trying to signal a yearning for political reforms which have not been pursued more vigorously.

When Smith became governor in 1918, Belle Moskowitz, who had been involved in the state's investigation of the fire, led Smith's push for laws related to housing, health care and workplace protections, and so vast was the yearning for these reforms that she became, by some reckonings, the most powerful woman in America.

I share the yearning for fundamental reform and am determined to deliver it.

"I share the yearning for fundamental reform, and I am determined to deliver it.

Obama's victory on the change mantra was not lost to people around the world yearning for political reform.