Sentence examples for enacted reforms from inspiring English sources
It has enacted reforms, but more are needed.
Such statistics are one reason that even maintaining recently enacted reforms is proving difficult.
South Korea, Japan and parts of India enacted reforms that are also viewed as successful by experts.
His aides said that, for the first time, a candidate would be judged on enacted reforms that prove irreversible, not just policy or legislation.
Mr. Trump is confusing an existing program for veterans' health care with recently enacted reforms, and exaggerating the impact of the changes.
Germany's foreign minister kept up the pressure on Greece on Friday, saying there could be no more payments of aid unless Athens enacted reforms it has agreed with its international partners.
The winning states will be well positioned to enact reforms.
If the price of getting countries to enact reforms is to blame Germany, so be it.
That means it cannot even begin to enact reforms crucial for E.U. membership.
Repeated government promises to enact reforms and promote development programs failed to deliver substantive results.
"In order to enact reforms, you have to lay a foundation," she said during the interview.
