Sentence examples for effecting a reform from inspiring English sources

Agrippa's doctrine of the soul is directly linked to his goal of effecting a reform and renewal of magic and bringing that holy science back to the perfection that it had in the distant past.

"The old regime should step aside now, so a new team can effect a complete reform of the organisation to reflect the change that the national associations and fans of the game around the world are calling for".

He also effected a fiscal reform.

Mauprat) is immensely readable, with its lyrical alliance of woman, peasant, and reformed aristocracy effecting a bloodless transformation of the world by love.

"While reform may be necessary, we doubt that Italian economic reforms alone will be sufficient to rehabilitate the Italian credit and eliminate the possibility of a debilitating confidence crisis that could overwhelm the positive effects of a reform agenda, however well conceived and implemented".

Bacchetta and Perazzi (2017) analyze various scenarios in a dynamic model, examining in particular the welfare effect of a reform.

The effects of a reform may be overstated if the reform is induced by recessions (Lalive et al. 2006; Lalive and Zweimüller 2004).

To illustrate these spillovers effects, consider a reform in Austria that increased the age at which anticipated retirement can be claimed.

In other words, the non-response bias is greater with non-response than with imputation and this is particularly important when inference must be made to the system's effect of a reform.

No reform, however, can effect a cure for the evil now afflicting us.

A constitutional amendment effecting greater reforms was voted on and approved in the Chamber of Deputies, but still faced major opposition in the Senate.