Sentence examples for both cases the reforms from inspiring English sources

In both cases the reforms were eventually scuppered.

In both cases, the reforms were motivated by both instrumental and intrinsic reasons; the fundamental value of the first language for learning a second language and for the development of the child's self-identity, respectively.

In both cases, reforms have aided the modernization process of ports, the influx of private capital, the standardization of public-private association, the increase in productivity, and the adoption of technical standards of operation that allow for the delivery of more or less universal port services.

The state database now includes such cases, after the reforms.

I know that there are terrible problems in both cases, and to the extent that reforms of factory farms and other animal-based industries would improve human welfare in the long- or short-term, I whole-heartedly support them.

But in this case the health reforms had not been endorsed democratically".

In that case, some of the reforms were hastily diluted or postponed.

And in doing so it provided both the case for reform and built a public demand in support of it.

The government says the case for reforms is gathering pace in the face of ballots with low levels of support.

Leahy, in a statement emailed to the Guardian, pressed the case for reform in the wake of the letter.

The expectation is that, in the case of reforms that are costly to the budget, a larger fiscal space favours reforms.