Sentence examples for In reforms from inspiring English sources

But Mr Siniora has struggled to bring in reforms.

Mr Renzi ousted Mr Letta, by claiming that he was the better man to bring in reforms.

Last year, the country's caretaker president, Roza Otunbayeva, ushered in reforms designed to divert some of the president's powers to an emboldened Parliament.

Tensions dated back to their only face-to-face meeting in 1998, when Mr Putin was head of the FSB and Litvinenko wanted him to bring in reforms.

And while the scandal in Abu Ghraib prison ushered in reforms in American-run jails, the mushrooming Iraqi detention centers operate virtually unchecked.

Since the violence last year, a caretaker government led by President Roza Otunbayeva has ushered in reforms intended to prevent future discord, including watering down the president's powers and creating Central Asia's first parliamentary republic.

Leaders called it a landmark moment, similar to the creation of the Shenzhen special economic zone near Hong Kong more than three decades ago that ushered in reforms and spectacular growth.

The Federal Government also responded, bringing in reforms including mandatory pay stubs for all workers employed under the visa, which speaks to the lack of regulation in place at the time.

In 1931 a League of Nations report resulted in reforms.

Given the government's vulnerable position, there will be no acceleration in reforms.

It has brought in reforms to stabilise stock and property markets, as well as exchange rates.