Sentence examples for before it reforms from inspiring English sources

If China opens the capital account before it reforms its SOEs, foreign lending may help feed their investment hunger.

Instead, the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee Chairman urged his colleagues to enact comprehensive postal reforms "before it's too late".

And it's also true that some programs in the past, like welfare before it was reformed, were sometimes poorly designed, created disincentives to work, but we've also seen how government action time and again can make an enormous difference in increasing opportunity and bolstering ladders into the middle class.

They also acknowledged that the committee is unlikely to have time to tackle broad tax reform before it must complete its work Nov. 23.

A new South Korean government next year may still look for ways to re-engage the North and wave before it inducements to pursue reforms.

The federal government has suspended much of the research at Hopkins and is insisting on reviews and reforms before it can resume.

Greece must sign up to economic reforms before it gets debt relief, the International Monetary Fund, one of the country's main creditors, has said.

Pius's death marked not so much the end of an era for the church as an important transition before it embarked on major reforms under John XXIII (1958 63), who convoked the Second Vatican Council (1959 65).

The military regarded Castelo Branco's term as a transitional period during which the quasi-military administration would enact sweeping political and economic reforms before it again entrusted the nation to a popularly elected government.

The IMF has demanded the reforms before it will approve a $17.5bn £11.4bnn; €15.6bn) assistance programme.

Like so many reforms before it, the Bush administration's No Child Left Behind Act was loudly trumpeted as the solution to our problems.