Sentence examples for breadth of reform from inspiring English sources
The bill was weakened by lobbying from the Colorado Oil and Gas Association, but represented a breadth of reform that had failed to pass in previous legislative sessions.
The mandate president-elect Ma received should improve the speed and breadth of reforms of Taiwan's domestic and external policies.
Considering the breadth of reforms that President Obama is now proposing to prevent privacy abuses in intelligence gathering, in the wake of Snowden's disclosures, Snowden deserves a chance to make a second impression — that he truly is a whistle-blower, not a traitor.
Though it did introduce many reforms, and curbed some of the giveaways of the 1981 act, it did not much simplify the tax code, and breadth of the reforms in the original proposal was much reduced.
The recently announced external board evaluation "fails to reflect the breadth and magnitude of reform that is required", it said.
Next steps in this research must further disentangle the different aspects of the NCMS rules and reforms (breadth of coverage, depth of coverage, etc)., to figure out which particular provisions are most crucial to the progressive nature of the policy.
The year 2007 could be taken as the start of China's Health Care System Reform, as it was in this year that the Chinese government made an unprecedented commitment to improve the quality and expand the breadth of health care through a 2020 reform scheme.
"Morocco's Past, Morocco's Future" (editorial, some editions, Feb. 18) highlighted Morocco's recent record of reform as it celebrates 50 years of independence and articulated the depth and breadth of Morocco's progress in recent years.
Hardly the language of reform.
Governments continued to reform NCMS year by year, increasing both the breadth of coverage (types of reimbursable expenses) and the depth of coverage (reimbursement rates and ceilings), but also raising premiums and subsidy costs to central and local governments.
