Sentence examples for Instituted reforms in from inspiring English sources
Under Schröder, Germany had instituted reforms in labor and welfare policies that made the country more competitive, and Merkel arrived just in time to reap the benefit.
During his two terms as governor (1967 75), Reagan erased a substantial budget deficit inherited from the Brown administration (through the largest tax increase in the history of any state to that time) and instituted reforms in the state's welfare programs.
Those states have instituted reforms in recent years to provide more resources for death penalty defenses and increased their access to evidence.
All of the major servicers agreed to institute reforms in their foreclosure procedures.
Although he never held elective office, Mr. Young (more properly Lord Young of Dartington; he was awarded a life peerage in 1978) was a master of backstage policy making, writing the manifesto that helped the Labor Party win a landslide victory in 1945 and instituting reforms in education, housing, health care and consumers' rights.
Others see it as an overdue chance to institute reform in a judicial system which they see as discredited.
CalPERS commissioned a sweeping review, and has instituted reforms — paying less in fees and renegotiating deals with managers who have not performed well.
Page A22 Obituaries PATRICK V. MURPHY, 91 The son of a New York City policeman, he rose to lead the New York City Police Department in the early 1970s, steering it through one of its rockiest periods as he instituted reforms to root out corruption in the ranks.
That year the liberal communist Imre Nagy took power in Hungary and instituted reforms that constituted a marked retreat from socialism.
In recognition of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria's key role as a multilateral partner and its progress in instituting reforms, the Budget provides $1.65 billion to leverage pledges from other donors and accelerate progress against these three diseases.
