The phrase "adoption of reforms" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of changes or improvements in policies, practices, or systems.
Example: "The government announced the adoption of reforms aimed at improving the education system."
Alternatives: "implementation of reforms" or "acceptance of reforms".
The list also includes: The adoption of reforms to party funding proposed by Sir Hayden Phillips but shelved by Labour and the Tories.
In the past few decades, increasing pharmaceutical expenditures in Spain and other western countries led to the adoption of reforms in order to reduce this trend.
Join Isabela Mares, Professor of Political Science at Columbia University for a talk on Democratization after Democratization: The Adoption of Reforms Limiting Electoral Fraud in 19th Century Europe as part of the Ash Center's Democracy in Hard Places Initiative.
Penn State has made notable progress in its adoption of reforms meant to protect children from sexual predators like the former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky, the university's independent monitor said in an annual report.
And the price of his support, he says, could be the adoption of reforms intended to reduce the Senate's partisan gridlock.The very dysfunction that is driving Mrs Snowe out of public life, Mr King says, has prompted him to get back into it.
To overcome this crisis of legitimacy, he urged the adoption of reforms put forward by Abdullah that would allow greater power-sharing among ethnic groups, the election of provincial governors, increased power for local governments, and the appointment of a prime minister and cabinet by parliament, not by the president.
Since structure impacts practice (Henderson and Dancy [2007]), it may encourage broader adoption of reformed techniques.
Both the 1991 Christopher Commission report, which analyzed the beating of Rodney G. King, and the Los Angeles Police Department's internal report on the Rampart scandal named officers involved in use of force incidents, sparking widespread public debate and eventual adoption of reform measures, including tracking of problem officers.
Using a multi-level perspective, the Hyderabad case is contextualised in relation to India's recent adoption of economic reforms.
The committee, whose subcommittee is set to meet Nov. 3, hopefully will recommend adoption of the reforms to the Court of Appeals.
The book examines an under-explored dimension of the process of democratization, namely the adoption of electoral reforms that reduced opportunities for electoral intimidation and vote-buying.
