Sentence examples for consecutive reform from inspiring English sources

Key explanation of consecutive reform failures in Ukraine is not so much corruption per se, as the lack of elite rotation.

We analyzed two consecutive reform policy initiatives in Quebec: the creation of new primary healthcare models and the establishment of local health networks.

This study followed the launch of two consecutive reform policy initiatives from Quebec's Ministry of Health and Social Services: the creation of new type of primary healthcare such as FMGs and network clinics as well as the establishment of LHNs under the governance of Health and Social Services Centres.

The consecutive reforms in agricultural policy have created adequate environment for developing and implementing innovative, environmentally friendly farming methods, allowing the farmers to increase the production and manage the local environment, which is essential for the sustainable development of the agricultural sector.

Over the past decade, in the province of Quebec, Canada, the government has initiated two consecutive reforms.

Three consecutive health reform periods mark Costa Rica's UHC development process between 1940 and 2000.

The first set of open-ended interviews was used to identify historic landmarks and events as well as key actors in the three consecutive health reform processes.

The objective of the analysis presented in this paper is to identify key actors in the three consecutive health reform periods, their relative influence in the health policy process and the context in which they operated; remaining challenges are also defined.

From 2010 to 2012, three consecutive labor market reforms introduced profound changes in the collective bargaining system but they failed to address the problem of duality, see Bentolila et al.

To pack so many columns between two covers is almost to misuse them (how many readers will want to plow unswervingly through 12 consecutive essays on campaign reform?), for their craftsmanship is defined by detail -- insights, footnotes and turns of phrase.

Students and teachers took to the streets of Italy on Thursday for the third consecutive day to protest reforms and cutbacks by the government of Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi that would reduce the number of classroom hours and diminish the number of elementary school teachers.