reformers造句

reformers thundering against corruption

A group of breakaway political reformers.

Some industrialists are at heart ardent reformers.

A government of determined reformers would not stop there.

But reformers are also up against powerful cultural forces.

All the more reason to dismantle the policy, reformers say.

Aggressive reformers within his administration have fought bruising battles with local interest groups.

The more the anti-reformers dragged their feet, the greater the reform pressure became.

Not all reformers are convinced that the market has wised up, however.

He noted that some reformers have been attempting to end summer vacation for decades.

In the nineteenth Century, there were endless reformers in British history.

But, in your country and in our country, looking at the faces of the people sitting in the limousine, they can't see the reformers of the social reformers that lead the people to look forward to.

The reformers realized that Japan and Occident were real civilized countries till Sino - Japanese War of 1894 - 1895.

Would-be reformers are drawn into a “dance of the sharks,” says Franz Knieps, a former health official.

America and its Allies can help reformers, so long as they avoid the label that reform is made in America.

Municipal reformers also fought hard to obtain home rule and an end to legislative interference in municipal administration.

Chinese reformers were impetuous and rash when making strategy and tactics and failed to seize the favorable reform opportunity.

When a group of supposed reformers left the splintering party this week to set up a new outfit, it could have grabbed the fiscally conservative, business friendly centre.

The public, too, was on her side. The more the anti-reformers dragged their feet, the GREater the reform pressure became.

By tracing back to its originator, major contributors to its rebuild, and reformers in its administration, this paper reveals its inspiration to later generations.

It did this even though many Arabs, reformers included, remain deeply shocked by al-Jazeera's now well-established practice of letting Israelis appear on its shows.

They argue that, contrary to the claims of the reformers, the changes would harm corporate performance by wrapping managers up in red tape.

At this time Menelaus is in charge, and his Hellenizing party, which we could call the radical reformers, they saw — this is the beginning of the anti-Judaism laws.

On July 4, 1898, under the impetus given by such leading reformers as Kang Youwei and Liang Qichao, the Qing Government decided to set up the 'Metropolitan University, which opened in December that year.

Nationwide, public school lunchrooms serve about 32 million kids each school day, making them a key target for reformers bent on reducing the public health burden of childhood obesity.