Sentence examples for designed reform from inspiring English sources
Most interestingly, tenure distribution could be even smoother than under the designed reform, as 22.5% more workers could have tenures of more than three years and there could be 38.5% fewer one-year contracts.
It's one of those rare pieces of well-thought-through, expertly designed reforms that can still sneak into a federal budget, despite the odds.
A recently developed low-temperature (LT) MSR catalyst (CuZnGaOx) was synthesized and tested in a designed reforming reactor.
The IFS, the respected economic thinktank, said an independent Scotland would be able to scrap many existing UK benefits "which make little economic sense" and discard "poorly designed reforms" by the Westminster government.
By keeping the dynamic responses model in mind, national and international reform planners can design reform objectives that ultimately enhance and improve services as felt by the communities by encouraging favourable responses amongst the workforce.
As the crisis lingers on there's no sustainable growth and it's very important to design reforms that do not put pressure on poorer people".
Conversely, a reduction in the conflict of interests may lead the multilateral in to allowing the recipient less freedom in designing reforms (centralization).
Somewhere along the way it seems that the treaty was overlooked, and those designing reforms have forgotten that citizens are central to governance and the failure to register citizens seriously compromises governance systems.
The states and school districts, being closer to the schools, teachers and parents than the federal government, are more likely to be flexible and pragmatic about designing reforms to meet the needs of particular schools.
First, designing reforms is easier than implementing them.
Some scholars have highlighted the need for; paying careful attention to the process of designing reforms, evidence-based decision making and obtaining comprehensive evidence prior to the design process [ 9, 10].
