Sentence examples for dynamic reform from inspiring English sources

Blake's depiction of reformers oversimplifies the city's complex and dynamic reform climate in a way that is symptomatic of her schematic methodological approach.

Turkey's image as a dynamic, reforming country negotiating its way into the European Union has taken a hammering since the country moved against the prize-winning novelist for making what many outside Turkey would regard as a tame remark in an interview with a Swiss journalist.

CK1δ has been shown to be associated with several tight junction proteins [67], [68] and could therefore be involved in regulating the dynamic reforming of tight junctions.

Interest groups and electoral institutions have their impacts, but by tracing the unfolding dynamic of reform under different constraints, Tiberghien shows that the role of political entrepreneurs is critical.

European M&A law is no stranger to this dynamic, but its reform cycles are much faster.

Despite the length of the re-engineering process and the road that remains ahead, students are still fully involved in this positive dynamic of training reform.

Ryan almost single-handedly changed that dynamic and made reform the norm.

But mayors of those small towns -- many of whom are black, complicating the reform dynamic -- have fought back.

The takeover of the left side of the political spectrum by "progressives" is a central change in the tax reform dynamic.

But if he names Ms. Warren, and she wins confirmation, she and Ms. Schapiro could become a dynamic duo in reforming Wall Street.

The dynamic impact of reforms on employment is then estimated following the simple approach proposed by Jorda (2005), which allows some direct estimation of impulse response functions (IRFs).