call for reform

The public have made a strong call for reform to the education system in my country.

However, with increased calls for reform, Congress will soon have no choice but to act.

The state of child care in general has prompted calls for reform.

Despite its wide use, calls for reform were not unknown.

Despite their calls for reform, a lack of will among politicians seems to be a central problem.

There is no lack of calls for reform in the political arena.

He called for reform from Parliament to bring s.15 up to date.

Bush's call for reform gives them a chance to replace it with something else.

Most have not called for reforms of the administrative system.

I think you'll find that none of them are ignoring calls for reform.

As of 2001, the government's response to calls for reform has been house arrests and prison.

Shocked by the election results, he has called for reforms.

There's a call for reform, and the idea of private accounts is just one angle.

He has again called for reforms to the balance sheet.

The events of the late 1960s brought calls for reform from ethnic minorities.

Criticism and calls for reform came from within the missionary community as well.

The call for reform may put the concern about social consequences in the shade.

All five countries also continued their calls for reform of global monetary and financial institutions.

She also developed an interest in fashion and religious philosophy that called for reform of the Church.

Some of the men prompting calls for reform may be among those who gain from it.

There have been numerous and long-standing calls for reform of the present system.

The conflict may revitalize calls for reform from outside the government.

"The call for reform has now reached a fever pitch."

Today, they call for reforms within the current system.

These inequalities in political representation led to calls for reform.