Sentence examples for burst of reforms from inspiring English sources

GDP leapt after a burst of reforms in the early 1990s but, as the finance ministry's new economic survey admits, "There has been an unmistakable slowdown in subsequent years".

In a bid to reassert authority, he unveiled a fresh burst of reforms for the autumn.On the labour market, the unemployed will be given incentives and help to find work, including the possibility of benefit cut-offs; discussions will re-open on ways to make the 35-hour week more flexible.

But some spy political manoeuverings rather than a fresh burst of reform.

In the burst of reform pledges following the Chatsworth crash, freight rails joined with Metrolink in promising to launch the new satellite-linked safety system in the Los Angeles Basin in just four years.

That is one view of the Catholic Church, the church of hierarchy, tradition, formalism, its bursts of reform soon restrained by a return to conservatism.

Still, for now the RBI must choose between a currency slump or strangling the economy.In the long run the solution is a big burst of government reforms that would restore confidence among foreign and domestic investors.

Its shares have since fallen by 25%.The reform charadeOne possible response to this malaise is a big burst of liberal reform to restore faith that India is on the right track.

Since that first burst of radical reform, however, the pace of change has slowed.

He came into office offering a burst of democratic reform that Turkey urgently needed.

The sudden burst of attention to reform in the United Kingdom suggests that good solutions will rise to the top when the time comes, however.

The results show a burst of support for gun reform in the two weeks after the shooting, followed by a gradual reversion to the mean.