Sentence examples for complementary reform from inspiring English sources

Secretary-General Ban announced four complementary reform initiatives aimed at increasing the world body's efficiency and effectiveness.

At the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, finance ministers pushed two, supposedly complementary, reform ideas a few steps forward.

According to a press release issued by the Colorado Department of Education, the state was was chosen as a recipient of funding partly because of complementary reform efforts like last year's SB 10-191, monitoring educator effectiveness.

Recently, NSF has supported research coordination networks to integrate potentially complementary reform efforts in biology.

If we take citizens' higher labor market participation in productive jobs as a social objective, however, complementary reforms aimed at improving private wages would likely be necessary.

A notable feature of many projects in the latter context is the use of investments in bus rapid transit infrastructure to reach multiple goals: improve transport services, maintain affordability for low-income passengers, attract new passengers, reduce negative environmental impacts, and leverage complementary reforms of policies and institutions.

Complementary migration reform could reduce incentives to rely on (and exploit) low-skill foreign workers, further motivating businesses to invest in technology and processes that can use better-skilled workers.

These "next Christians," as Lyons calls them in the title of his 2010 book, "are socially conscious, grounded in their gospel commitment, and optimistic that when their faith is practiced according to the ways of Jesus, it is complementary to cultural reforms that value all human beings, all human flourishing, and all spiritual traditions".

This was partly the result of several complementary measures of agrarian reform, such as regulation of land tenure and rent control, that accompanied the redistribution of the land.

Structural reforms are complementary to an adequately stimulative monetary policy.

Complementary public health sector reforms are underway in the Health Sector Services Fund (HSSF), which channels operational budgets directly to public facility management committees rather than to district managers (Opwora et al. 2009).