Sentence examples for cases reforms from inspiring English sources

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.

But, as Galen Carey, the Vice President for Government Relations at the National Association of Evangelicals, correctly pointed out yesterday, while no federal program is perfect and in many cases reforms are possible, "there's a difference between reforming and dismantling" these programs.

In each of these cases, reform seeks to challenge public services which too often entrench, rather than tackle, ingrained inequalities and impede, rather than further, greater social mobility.

The graph shows, however, that the timing of the policy response differs somewhat across countries, with some cases increased reform action takes place with some lag after the increase in unemployment (e.g., Ireland, Portugal), and in other cases reform activism was intense already before the occurrence of periods on unemployment growth (e.g., Spain, France).

But in any case reforms were by then bogged down and advisers such as Mr Sachs had quit in despair.

As is so often the case, reforms have been absorbed into the system they were meant to reform.

In any case, reformed bands are all over the place at the moment.

I filmed him for the BBC series Split Screen, in which opposing views were presented on controversial matters, in this case reform of the rape laws.

"If that was the case, reform might look very different".

In both cases the reforms were eventually scuppered.

In many cases these reforms have had ambiguous effects, both on efficiency and on welfare.