Sentence examples for contributed to reforms from inspiring English sources

In the course of her career Wilkinson contributed to reforms in numerous policy areas: women's equal suffrage, women civil servants' equal pay, provision of air raid shelters for city dwellers, and protection of hire purchase borrowers' rights.

With an increasing number of castle sites under threat in urban areas, a public scandal in 1972 surrounding the development of the Baynard's Castle site in London contributed to reforms and a re-prioritisation of funding for rescue archaeology.

It also contributed to reforms to the way humanitarian relief is administered and delivered.

- UNICEF has supported and contributed to reform agendas for ELSR by generating evidence and formulating recommendations through a growing collection of studies and reviews.

Why kill two young men who have had a decade to change, to contribute, to reform?

It creates empathy, changes fixed opinions and morality, and contributes to reform of law and social practice.

Gove made clear that he intended to retain A-levels, but said it was important to ensure they "remain a proper preparation for university", and he has asked universities to contribute to reform of the system.

And the purpose was to contribute to reform, innovation and networking in order to improve the efficiency of language learning in the school system (p. 9).

"The investigation and resulting agreements contributed to important reforms at city agencies, including the F.D.N.Y. — changes that have undoubtedly saved lives".

These perceptions contributed to the reform debate that culminated in China's national health reforms, announced in April 2009.

The book influenced U.S. public administration for a half century and contributed to bureaucratic reform.