Sentence examples for effect of reforms from inspiring English sources

When the impact of welfare cuts on out-of-work households is included, the average weekly loss drops to £41.45, or £2,155 a year – though that masks the extreme effect of reforms on some families, such as those hit by the lower benefit cap, who will lose hundreds of pounds a week.

It is essential to monitor the impact of health reforms, not only to ensure the balance between equity and efficiency, but also to determine the effect of reforms on such things as access to care and the quality of care delivered.

"In the past, these slowdowns have occurred not just because of the direct effect of reforms, but because of greater attention to reforms changing provider and patient behavior," said Mark B. McClellan, the economist and doctor who ran Medicare and Medicaid under President George W. Bush.

We focus on the short-term effect of reforms on unemployment rather than employment as previous studies have found that deregulatory labour market reforms increase lay-off rates in the short run (Boeri et al. 2015; Cacciatore et al. 2012).

A leading scholar in the economic analysis of health policy, Katherine Baicker's research focuses primarily on the factors that drive the distribution, generosity, and effectiveness of public and private health insurance, with a particular focus on health insurance finance and the effect of reforms on the distribution and quality of care.

In a context of fiscal constraint, nonprofessional health workers often fear the effect of reforms on their income and work conditions, as well as on labor stability, tenure and promotion.

His dissertation research focuses on the effect of reform-oriented philanthropy on American undergraduate education in the first half of the 20th century.

"Britain's own joint parliamentary committee on human rights warned of the risks to disabled people's human rights that would result from the combined effect of reform and spending decisions in 2012.

In a statement, Westminster council said: "The effect of reform in Westminster was always going to be more pronounced than any other area, with limited space to build new housing and with high rents".

We generally find little effect of reform on offer rates and find that, in states with the most stringent reform, employment-based coverage and policyholder rates increased for high risk workers relative to low risk workers.

Among these, the changes in hardware facilities, personnel structure of medical staff, income structure, and drug price were a direct effect of reform.