Sentence examples for assessment of reforms from inspiring English sources

The first and most important condition for an effective assessment of reforms is adequate information on the reform features and characteristics.

Although relevant progress has been made in recent decades in measuring the impact of different policy settings on aggregate labour market outcomes (e.g., Nickell and Layard, 1999; Blanchard and Wolfers 2000), the assessment of reforms remains a challenging task.

A particular accent is put on assessment of reforming technologies (steam and oxygen-blown autothermal reforming) and chemical looping units, process integration issues of carbon capture step within the plant, modelling and simulation of whole plant, thermal and power integration of various plant sub-systems by pinch analysis.

Unemployment, now 6% of the labour force, is roughly the same as in 1983, but over the past decade New Zealand has seen one of the fastest rates of growth in employment of all OECD countries.To make a proper assessment of the reforms one needs to consider what would have happened had New Zealand stuck with its previous policies.

It also said an urgent impact assessment of welfare reforms on fuel poverty was needed.

But Soete says PSF could carry more weight if its recommendations are linked to the European Semester, the commission's yearly assessment of economic reforms in member states.

Although a comprehensive impact assessment of these reforms has not been made yet, improvements in selected indicators confirm the analysis made here.

This document provides an assessment of the reforms that Armenia has been implementing in the area of juvenile justice as well as provides some practical recommendations on further improvement of the existing system.

The Cooksey Review has been seen as 'a masterful attempt at coherence' [ 95], and whilst its success is still not guaranteed, nevertheless, an early assessment of these reforms in the BMJ in February 2008 was cautiously optimistic: So could this prove to be a reorganisation prompted by a correct diagnosis and followed by a prescription of the appropriate remedy?

Clearly ongoing assessment of the reform will be important to ascertain longer term effects as the reform tackles management structures at district level and ultimately the design of CHF.

At the same time UK unions offered a downbeat assessment of the reform package.