Sentence examples for executed reforms in from inspiring English sources

And the fact that over at least the past 20 years the district has left a litter of poorly and partially executed reforms in its wake makes the voices of dissent all the shriller, and more credible.

Bouteflika's recent dismissal of intelligence chief General Mohamed "Toufik" Mediene, who held the post for 25 years, marked the beginning of a well prepared and well executed reform in the powerful security and intelligence offices in the country.

fore, is to give the warmest support to Siam in the shape of an alliance, and aid her in developing the country and executing reforms.

Second, executing reform requires vision and determination.

Meanwhile, Merkel's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper that the deal reached last week was "responsible" and ensured that Athens had to execute tough reforms in return for aid.

It really is one of the more head-scratching trends in national politics: a government seemingly prepared to squander genuine opportunities to execute policy reform in the national interest, for reasons that are not entirely clear.

Bundy was executed in Florida in 1989.

He was executed in Texas in 2014.

Experts believe proposals are likely to come after the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund complete an audit of Greece's progress in executing various reforms it agreed to in exchange for the emergency loans last May.

The numerical simulations are executed in two steps: in the first step, a comprehensive numerical model is implemented on a standalone reformer to determine the heat duty required for the reforming process.

"I think our performance and our execution of the T.P.S. program serves as a model of our ability to execute immigration reform programs," Mr. Mayorkas said in an interview.