Sentence examples for adopted reform from inspiring English sources

And even among his supporters, there are some who question whether any adopted reform mantle would be more show than substance.

In 1984 Mozambique agreed to join the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF), and in 1987 the government adopted reform programs as a condition for new loans and grants.

Instead of embracing fascism, as he feared, most of the affected countries adopted reform programs and, eager to keep new technology coming their way, did their best to get foreign investment flowing again.

In 2012, Oklahoma, which has one of the nation's highest incarceration rates, adopted reform legislation known as Justice Reinvestment, which is expected to curtail the growth of the state's prisons by eighteen hundred beds over ten years; some of the savings — a projected hundred and twenty million dollars — would be devoted to rehabilitation.

Though originally organized as the Orthodox Congregation Kahl Montgomery by German Jews in 1849, during the 1870s Kahl Montgomery had steadily adopted Reform practices.

Scenario 2: You work in the Ministry of Health and have been instructed to prepare an implementation plan for the rollout of the government's recently adopted reform programme for the health services.

Court officials noted that the state adopted reforms in 2002 intended to reduce patronage.

"The economy has not recovered because we have not adopted reforms".

In late 1998, the service adopted reforms designed to eliminate racial and gender bias in its searches.

Premier and the nation's other large buying group, Novation, have since adopted reforms aimed at resolving those concerns.

Not long after she arrived at St . Martins, Sister Nora's order adopted reformSister Norawed members to pursue careers beyond teaching or child care.