Sentence examples for early reforms from inspiring English sources

From chaos to continuity : early reforms.

Some of those early reforms, such as the introduction of a flat tax, hewed to a pro-market, neoliberal framework.

In this talk I argue that the revolutionary government's early reforms were democratic, liberal and based on republican traditions but influenced by a revolutionary impetus.

The country has already reaped the rewards of its early reforms, while building up debts that will continue to make investors nervous.

China's coercive population-control policies were developed in the late 1970s, at the end of the Cultural Revolution and the early reforms of Deng Xiaoping.

His last objectives were far from the idealism of his early reforms: he desired to make himself king and to aid the interests of the King of Navarre.

In the early 1990', reform in the social security system in Brazil dramatically expanded pension coverage.

In early reform efforts, three main strategies were used to achieve substantive results (namely the strategies of exercising preference, patching, and jurisdiction stripping).

The book was soon made into a popular television series and is still widely known as a classic of that early reform era.

In the United States, ejectment had become part of the law of the colonies but was early reformed to abolish the technical fictions attending the law, thereby making it a title action that could be used directly by any landowner.

These early reform efforts are reflected in the ledger and scrapbook of Linda Gilbert, the founder and president of the Gilbert Library and Prisoners Aid Societyy.