Sentence examples for capacity to reform from inspiring English sources
The capacity to reform politics resides largely with the government.
Stating that the city "has the capacity to reform its approach to law enforcement", it suggested keeping a small force.
In domestic policy terms, the impact of devolution meant that the Brown government's capacity to reform public services was confined to England, where Brown had no personal democratic mandate to intervene.
According to the best estimate, this will probably leave around 15 million individuals out, and will harm his capacity to reform the insurers, as they cannot offer community rating unless all Americans have to buy into healthcare (otherwise, the healthy could just avoid the system).
Downing Street sources say the prime minister believes the situation is "very difficult, very serious" but the BBC has the capacity to reform itself and to address failings.
The effectiveness of China's internal governance - a proven capacity to reform and to act with a long term strategic horizon - is an invitation for the 11th G20 meeting to take us closer to the new equilibrium of an organized multipolarity.
Transformatory resilience: Clear specification of reforms Evidence base for reforms Progress toward reforms Organisational Capacity to achieve/manage reform System capacity to implement reform The methods used to assess the resilience of the Irish health system were both quantitative and qualitative as appropriate to the nature of the topics of inquiry.
Cancer stem cells (CSCs) are a subpopulation of cancer cells with high clonogenic capacity and ability to reform parental tumors upon transplantation.
A country plagued by crowded prisons and turnstile justice can do much worse than invest in a program that uses the proven capacity of good literature to reform criminal offenders.
However, the reality of implementation of such health reform depends on the relative presence of political interest, will and capacity to implement reform.
Previously, the money and the vision were in place, but the institutional capacity to implement reform was lacking.
