Sentence examples for components of reform from inspiring English sources
To lower risk to the American public, the Administration proposed four essential components of reform.
Major components of reform included instituting a relatively liberal foreign investment law, decollectivizing agriculture, ending fixed prices and subsidies, and significantly reducing the number of state-owned enterprises.
Other needed components of reform — like raising interest rates and freeing credit from state control — could bankrupt firms and banks if done too abruptly.
Let us accomplish the most, in your estimation, politically popular and achievable components of reform first, and build on that success to work towards something bigger later.
I recently re-polled American "likely voters" on health policy issues, to understand which components of reform are still popular.
The senator is one of a handful of Democrats whose thoughts on key components of reform have been difficult to pin down.
By including personal retirement accounts as a key component of reform, Bush has tacitly shifted the priorities of Social Security from the poor to the middle class.
He acknowledged that the high-stakes tests sweeping the nation along with new academic standards had, in some places, overwhelmed students and schools, but he said assessment was a critical component of reform.
The arguments around the public plan too often ignore what we believe is the central reason for including a public plan as a component of reform: that health insurance markets today, by and large, are simply not competitive.
But it is an important component of reform that will help reorder priorities in the White House and on Capitol Hill to address more fully the needs of the American people.
