Sentence examples for era of reform from inspiring English sources

"We're moving into a new era of reform," he said.

The implications on healthcare practice, particularly within an era of reform and restructuring of the healthcare system, are discussed.

In the current era of reform, we have started measuring growth and proficiency.

But in this era of reform, are regulators now racing to the top?

With the Treason Act of 1695, there began a long and important era of reform in English criminal procedure.

Implementation in an Era of Reform: Investigating the Voluntary Implementation of a Pilot Reading Program in a Supportive Context.

In Great Britain the Liberal Party had scored an electoral victory in 1906 that marked the dawn of a new era of reforms for British India.

The era of reforms launched by Mikhail Gorbachev in the Soviet Union had a major impact on Bulgaria, inspiring greater demands for openness and democratization.

In Great Britain the Liberal Party's electoral victory of 1906 marked the dawn of a new era of reforms for British India.

I believe we are witnessing the beginning of the end of the flawed, test and punish, Common Core era of reforms.

He engineered the election of a governor and a mayor, and even had access to the White House before insurgent Democrats turned on him in the era of reforms, municipal union power and television.