Sentence examples for Introduce reforms to from inspiring English sources

In his campaign, he promised only to introduce reforms to allow private investment in energy.

Meanwhile, many countries have started to introduce reforms to make life easier for struggling firms and their creditors.

First, he would introduce reforms to the system of allowances - but with respect to the traditions of the Commons.

He said that the firm would have to pay a fine and introduce reforms to insure the independence of its research analysts.

Countries trying to introduce reforms — to modernize economies and attract foreign investors or lenders — face growing anger from constituencies that expect more after the Arab uprisings.

Since then, the federal government declared that it will introduce reforms to allow the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act to be lifted, in a year.

He has introduced reforms to allow popular state schools to expand and sink schools to shut.

Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said that Pope Francis had introduced reforms to deal with such malpractice.

The IPCC introduces reforms to ensure such "grey" material is not included in future reports.

Internally Agung introduced reforms to bring the judicial system more in line with Qurʾānic precepts and reformed the tax system.

Carl Bildt's Conservative government introduced reforms to cut public spending which were carried further by its Social Democrat successor.