Sentence examples for basis of reform from inspiring English sources

If there are to be cuts to PIP they need to be fully justified on the basis of reform, rather than just a cost-cutting measure.

This means setting a strategy for bringing together their peoples, of various sects and confessions, to work together on the basis of reform.

Earlier, there were angry exchanges at a finance ministers' meeting that ended without a firm recommendation on Greece's application for a three-year loan on the basis of reform proposals submitted by Tsipras.

From December 1945 to February 1946, Ismay worked with a small committee to draft the Statement Relating to Defence, which formed the basis of reforms implemented by Attlee later that year.

It was so called because the book of the Law found in the Temple of Jerusalem (c. 622 bc), which was the basis of the reform, is considered by scholars to be the same as the law code in the book of Deuteronomy (chapters 12 26).

Serbia's political climate is nasty.Miroljub Labus, the popular leader of a reformist pressure group that has turned itself into a political party called G-17 Plus, says that a solid basis of economic reform was laid (by himself, among others) in the two years after Mr Milosevic was ousted.

The new youth crime action plan provides a tentative basis for reform of the youth justice system.

The IAAF has accepted the "extreme gravity" of the offences revealed in an investigation of its past corruption and says it will use the Wada recommendations as the basis for reform of track and field's international governing body.

These canons of Dort, along with the Belgic Confession and the Heidelberg Catechism, remain the theological basis of the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands and of the Christian Reformed Church in North America.

The American treasury official responsible for these matters, John Taylor, said on March 31st that America would make its assessment of the IMF recommendation solely on the basis of economic reforms and not on political grounds.

But the hurt, suffering and fury of victims is not a constructive basis for reform or debate.