Sentence examples for building reforms from inspiring English sources
How a New Zealand earthquake led to building reforms.
After independence in 1947, Pakistan inherited a strong bureaucracy and army from the British Raj but no institution building reforms were implemented as power recurrently shifted amongst governments controlled by the Bhutto family, the Sharif family led by the current prime minister, and the army.
If we're building reform on the backs of special needs students, that's not change.
They would gain the time needed to implement confidence-building reforms.
But credit goes mostly to the deep structural, market-building reforms that accompanied and sustained the policies.
Momentum is building for reforms that would introduce market prices for oil, gas and other natural resources so that prices better reflect supply and demand, rather than official fiat.
Health Care: The party touts the achievements of the Affordable Care Act but pledges to keep building up reforms.
Robert F. Wagner, Sr .was an Assemblyman and later a State Senator who helped pass legislation to set up a workers compensation system, building safety reforms after the Triangle Shirt Factory fire, labor standards, and affordable housing.
Prior to the building sector reforms, standards and approaches to construction design (such as shape of the roof or the siting of the building in accordance with the prevailing wind direction) to withstand local climatic conditions developed into local building styles and traditions.
The Green Building Council reformed the system last year to reflect actual energy use by having owners report annual performance data.
