Sentence examples for different reforms from inspiring English sources

We will assess Mr Obama's plan and evaluate the different reforms that have become fashionable in the education world.

Johnson is spearheading Labour's campaign to stay in and will no doubt put forward different reforms he would like to see.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has been careful to avoid making any cross-party appeals during the campaign, repeatedly insisting that he would like to see very different reforms to the EU to those negotiated by the prime minister.

While many countries have introduced widespread reforms aimed at supporting disadvantaged children, investing in teachers and improving vocational training, the OECD says just one in 10 of the 450 different reforms put in place by governments between 2008 and 2014 were evaluated for their impact.

Since different reforms could impact on different groups of individuals, LATE effects may be difficult to compare across countries.

Many different reforms are devised to deal with a particular stumbling block, which may be implemented sequentially, simultaneously or whenever policy fashion or funding dictates.

The engine CFD solver was coupled with an equilibrium solver for the reformer process and three different reforming processes were investigated: Partial oxidation, steam reforming, and autothermal reforming.

Thus, both water-to-glycerol and oxygen-to-glycerol mole ratios at which thermoneutral conditions are achieved in the reformer are computed by burning all the product gas from the reformer, both for pure and pretreated crude glycerol, at different reforming and preheating temperatures.

By 1779 three different reform groups had emerged, all of whom favoured peace with America.

In France and Germany, where benefits are already very generous, a different reform trade-off could be pursued: extend benefit coverage to more workers with short contribution records, but reduce the maximum duration of benefits for those already covered.

Then something went wrong in the process by which two different reform bills passed by the House of Representatives and the Senate are likely to be reconciled.Reformers have for years tried to make it easier for shareholders to nominate directors by securing readier access to the proxy forms that firms circulate before voting on board candidates at annual meetings.