Sentence examples for a mix of reforms from inspiring English sources

The impetus has been a mix of reforms similar to Burundi's, including the imposition of VAT and the creation of autonomous tax agencies like the OBR, especially in the anglophone countries.Mick Moore, a tax expert with the Institute of Development Studies, a British think-tank, sees these figures as evidence that African governments are becoming more effective.

Let's start negotiations immediately -- whenever, wherever -- 24 hours a day, 7 days a week -- on a bipartisan, balanced budget with a mix of reforms, cost reductions and revenue.

The 1990s saw a mix of reform and, after the Asian financial crisis, greater state intervention.

Since a popular uprising against his rule erupted five months ago, Syria's President Bashar Assad has fought back with a mix of promised reforms and brutal repression.

In the 1960's and '70's, Venezuela's leaders used a mix of democratic reforms and spending on social programs, financed by oil, to create a degree of political stability.

GDP growth: 4.3% GDP per head: $4,870 (PPP: $10,900) Inflation: 3.0% Budget balance (% GDP):-6.1 Population: 7.9mKing Abdullah II has kept a lid on the social forces that fuelled an "Arab spring' elsewhere with a mix of promised reforms and effective state control, assisted by a loyal army.

plan for Medicare -– combined with a mix of moderate reforms for those between the ages of 18 and 50 and a complete overhaul for those not yet in the system.

Only an adequate mix of reforms and investment can do it.

Have a mix of reductions and reforms in Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, but also recognize that we needed to do some revenue".

His government contains a mix of reaction and reform.

Massachusetts has been pioneering reforms that promise universal coverage, and the pledge was a key plank in Hillary Clinton's failed primary campaign.Mr Obama aims to expand coverage through a mix of new regulations, policy reforms and subsidies.