Sentence examples for examples of reform from inspiring English sources
America is dotted with examples of reform.
"It was, 'Look at me.' " Mr. Ahmed and Mr. Maruf were sometimes seen preaching to kids on the street, offering their own lives as examples of reform.
Once synonymous with mayhem and murder, Uganda had gradually become one of Africa's most hopeful examples of reform, boasting growth rates of 7% or more, year after year.
Problems remain, but cops increasingly do think of themselves as performing a social service.Not all of America's 18,000 police forces suffer from the same problems, and there are certainly good examples of reform.
The Dalton Plan a secondary-education technique based on individual learning and the Winnetka Plan an educational system that allowed children to work in several grades at once were other examples of reforms associated with progressive education.
Asked whether he thought the Chinese political system could be described as democratic, Mr. Yu offered up a few examples of reforms that have been tried in rural townships or small provincial cities but then added, "We have a long way to go".
Recent examples of reforms are seen in many countries with the introduction of outcome-based education according to frameworks such as the roles of CanMEDS and the general competencies of the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) [ 1, 2].
"It's just one more example of reform gone amok," said David Axelrod, a consultant for Senator John Edwards of North Carolina.
Newark was to serve as a model for educational reform; instead, it stands as a signal example of reform's misapplication.
It was an example of reform by stealth, accomplished by enterprising technocrats over the heads of interested parties who did not understand it.Mr Nilekani, however, argues that India has reached the limits of such subterranean reform.
