Sentence examples for benchmarks for reform from inspiring English sources
Out of 35 benchmarks for reform, the state failed to meet 28.
The latest failure to comply with a plan that would have ended court oversight occurred last summer, when the state was unable to meet 28 of 35 benchmarks for reform.
The bill frees the bulk of the $819 million owed in arrears and lays out a series of benchmarks for United Nations reforms.
In 1997, HD Deve Gowda, then head of a weak, eight-month-old coalition government, had assured the world of the reforms road that India had committed itself to — his speech was to be followed within a month by Finance Minister P Chidambaram's pathbreaking 'Dream Budget', which set an enduring benchmark for economic reforms and liberalisation.
Indeed, Daniels et al. found a similar benefit to using their benchmarks for fairness in health care reform, since their benchmarks assisted in identifying "places where proposed reforms were insufficiently detailed or vague about mechanisms to reveal their effects; [and in revealing] problematic assumptions about how goals of reform would be achieved" [32].
Prospects for reform looked bleak.
His instincts are for reform.
That spells yet more trouble for reform.
What, then, are its prospects for reform?
