Francis has announced measures to engender reform, most notably the creation of a secretariat of the economy – a kind of finance ministry – to centralise the handling of business and administrative affairs.
Using ideas that linked improved childcare with economic growth, childcare organizations and bureaucratic champions were able to take advantage of opportunities presented by new circumstances in their childcare systems to engender structural reforms.
In contrast, McGrane (2014, p. 1) has recently argued that in Atlantic Canada "an alliance of bureaucratic champions and unified childcare sectors" effectively used a social investment perspective "to take advantage of opportunities presented by new circumstances in their childcare systems to engender structural reforms".
The state can stand by and allow its children to attend schools that are incapable of turning out students who are able to compete in today's global marketplace or they can take bold steps to engender school reform and innovation.
It was fairly certain, too, that thoughtful Israelis would increasingly fret over the instability of their politics, while more and more others, not necessarily less caring or less patriotic, would switch off in apathy, in effect opting out of the democratic process.Perhaps the mounting disaffection will trigger the kind of massive crisis that engenders radical reform.
But there is still too little research on the changes that these multiple and endless reforms engender in relation to the overall performance of health systems, and one might be forgiven for thinking that there is a distinct tendency for them to be guided more by ideology than by scientific evidence [ 4, 72].
The period of catch-up in productivity growth began in the 1960s, following a bout of liberal reforms engendered by years of near-autarkic industrial policy.
But the president's cautious reforms engendered a multimillion-dollar lobby reaction from Wall Street.
The fact that so many of the providers interviewed were unable to identify Article 216 cases among their client population is significant as it suggests a business-as-usual paradigm in the courts that contrasts with the goal of the reforms to engender a new spirit of communication and collaboration between the criminal justice system and the treatment system.
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If he weren't reviled for his arrogant personality or the disasters his economic reforms have engendered, the outgoing Czech president would still deserve universal opprobrium for the recent amnesty that he declared, which blindsided even politicians in his own party.
