Sentence examples for despite the reforms from inspiring English sources

Despite the reforms, some elected officials continue to lobby.

Despite the reforms, however, many rural women remain second-class citizens.

Despite the reforms since then, the Bank of Italy has not budged from that stance.

Yet despite the reforms, significant challenges remain for social work in Wales,, Drakeford concedes.

In some respects, despite the reforms so far, the French labour market is in a worse state than Germany's.

Reprints Related items Democracy in the Arab world: Not yet, thanksJun 29th 2006What is unlikely, despite the reforms outlined in Mr Mubarak's speech, is a truly fair election.

Despite the reform, and its subsequent extension to other hospital activities and doctors, spending growth per person covered by Medicare has outstripped growth in GDP per person by nearly two percentage points a year since 1990.To start with, the reform did indeed spur hospitals to become more efficient.

Despite the reform the need for local coordination remained great.

Although Zhu and Zhang wrote their paper 8 years ago and despite the reform agenda, which has had an almost exclusive kindergarten focus (Qi and Melhuish 2017) the situation seems similar today.

We were unable to find any significant improvement in efficiency despite the reform policy.

For Nathan Maung, the mission to report what is really happening in Burma remains a struggle, despite all the reforms.