新任者は改革に熱心なものだ。の英語

A new broom sweeps clean.

A new broom sweeps clean.

The circumstances are favourable―The times are favourable―for a reform.

The time is ripe for a drastic reform.

Everyone assumes that drastic reform is needed.

ancient Japanese political reforms called Taika reforms

a zealous reformer

a zealous advocate of reform

He is a zealous advocate of reform.

I like the new guy. He's not afraid to take on challenging work.

As matters stand―As things are―a reform is not to be thought of.

reform, in fact, is, rather feebly, on the win

He's hot on [for] reform.

Please tell me your opinion on the late reform.

a young radical who agitates for reform

The times are favourable for a reform.

The rumour of a reform has thrown the officials into a panic.

Any reform is better than none.

The new reform will be hailed with general satisfaction.

a reformer

He has effected the reform to admiration―succeeded in effecting the reform.

The reform gave rise to dissatisfaction.

to initiate a reform

It seems it will be difficult for the Lords to resist reform.

It is a story about the "reforming of their hearts."

Nobody filled me in on the recent tax reform.

The reform paved the way for others.

Everybody is calling for sweeping reforms.

genius usually follows a revolutionary path

He made great efforts to stop the reform as best he could.

A new broom sweeps clean.

A new broom sweeps clean.

The circumstances are favourable―The times are favourable―for a reform.

Everyone assumes that drastic reform is needed.

ancient Japanese political reforms called Taika reforms

As matters stand―As things are―a reform is not to be thought of.

The time is ripe for a drastic reform.

He is a zealous advocate of reform.

a young radical who agitates for reform

The times are favourable for a reform.

The rumour of a reform has thrown the officials into a panic.

reform, in fact, is, rather feebly, on the win

Please tell me your opinion on the late reform.

He's hot on [for] reform.

The reform gave rise to dissatisfaction.

Any reform is better than none.

to initiate a reform

The new reform will be hailed with general satisfaction.

Nobody filled me in on the recent tax reform.

He has effected the reform to admiration―succeeded in effecting the reform.

to advocate reform

It is a story about the "reforming of their hearts."

The reform paved the way for others.

to effect a radical reform

Evolution rather than revolution!

He urges the necessity of reform.

a salutary reform

I will exert myself―make exertions―to effect a reform.

They tried to reform society.

to initiate a reform―inaugurate a reform