Sentence examples for beneficial reforms from inspiring English sources

The kind of politically painful but economically beneficial reforms the I.M.F.

Even when educators identify beneficial reforms or programs, it's difficult to implement them in other districts or to get them to work as well under different conditions.

Although he instituted beneficial reforms in the army, he remained unpopular; and when Alexander married against the advice of his father and his chief ministers, Milan went permanently into exile (1900).

Whether the real Richard was in any way the nefarious child-killer, "hell's black intelligencer" illustrated, or in fact a sagacious instigator of far-reaching beneficial reforms, are ponderables to be argued over by both real historians and those keen amateurs, such as members of the "fellowship of the white boar", whose wives might wish they got out a little more.

Overall, then, the reports are very positive and show clear support for the types of beneficial reforms that have already passed the House.

Despite the size of the army and these beneficial reforms, the high ranks of Song military command were heavily corrupt.

His proposal is, consequently, a beneficial reform worth implementing.

Seoul's habitual arrogance turned an otherwise beneficial reform of labor laws into all out social confrontation, in which striking industrial workers have drawn broad support from white-collar workers and professionals.

Increasing transparency would also be a beneficial reform for unions.

Her capability in choosing able and devoted ministers, however, brought about beneficial internal reforms and succeeded in improving Spain's economy.

However beneficial these reforms, Mr. Callahan argued that in the present cultural and economic environment, they will still fall far short of what is needed to make the system sustainable.