Sentence examples for development reforms from inspiring English sources

These will include tax incentives for urban development, reforms of compulsory purchase orders to make it easier for councils to develop key sites, and grants to encourage developers to build on contaminated land.

Warren Hoge YUGOSLAVIA: MILOSEVIC CONGRESS -- President Slobodan Milosevic's governing Socialist Party opened a party congress in Belgrade under the slogan of "Reconstruction, development, reforms".

Throughout India's protracted five-week election, his Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) carefully blended promises of economic development – reforms, better services, more jobs and security for all – with references that were both religious and cultural.

CA efforts can be used to oppose development reforms or to project the interests of one group to the detriment of others (Corduneanu-Huci et al. 2012).

"They believe that they have offered numerous working programs and legislation on energy development, reforms to the Affordable Care Act, tax reform and some of those issues which they believe are comparative to get people back to work," Heller said.

The evaluation covered the period from 2005 to 2012 and focused on the early childhood development reforms made by the respective Ministries of Education with UNICEF's support.

At the close of President Jonathan's first 100 days, many reserved judgment concerning his approach to socioeconomic development, reform, and conflict management.

Louisiana launched a workforce development reform plan last year that borrows heavily from labor programs in Texas and Georgia, both among our top 10.

Consequently, Patton was able to gain approval of a very ambitious legislative agenda in 1998, including tougher criminal laws, improved economic development, reform for Medicaid, and further reform of the higher-education system.

In his first speech to the House of Representatives as prime minister, he outlined a comprehensive vision for Australia that centered on economic development, reform of the federal system, increased Commonwealth powers over industrial relations, a greater voice for Australia within the British Empire and the establishment of a national capital.

Almost every day there appear to be new depressing developments: reform-minded officials walking away from the government, progressive appointments blocked or stalled.