Sentence examples similar to entertainment reforms from inspiring English sources
After the anti-entertainment reforms are in place, Chinese viewers will be able to see only educational programs, government propaganda and PBS.
"He recognized the need to reform the entertainment industry".
The station was briefly known as HillTV until the middle of the fall 2005 semester, when the university temporarily shut the station down for a controversial entertainment episode and demanded its reform.
Then, as economic reforms advanced and popular entertainment options increased, government financing and attendance at classical concerts declined.
The Tory MP Nigel Mills was photographed switching pieces of brightly coloured candy around his iPad screen for entertainment during a meeting on pensions reform.
The images of the "bad black mother" have not only been used for entertainment purposes but also used for legislating welfare policy reforms.
Most have come from faculty members concerned that their schools have become sports entertainment centers to the detriment of the academy and reform-minded athletic administrators.
As Shaw's experience and popularity increased, his plays and prefaces became more voluble about reforms he advocated, without diminishing their success as entertainments.
The settlement includes extensive corporate governance reforms at News Corporation, which is soon to be split into separate stockmarket-listed publishing and entertainment businesses.
