Sentence examples for extensive set of reforms from inspiring English sources

However the government elected in May 2009 outlined an extensive set of reforms for the NHS in England.

Earlier this year, the Institute for College Access and Success, a nonpartisan policy group, issued an extensive set of recommendations for reforming the loan system to better serve both taxpayers and borrowers.

Using Flanagan's ideas, the bureaucratic champions and the ECDA worked in a collaborative fashion to convince the minister responsible for childcare and the rest of the provincial cabinet to approve an extensive set of inclusive liberal ECEC reforms as a 'made-in-PEI' solution to the instability created with the introduction of full-day kindergarten.

If both life sciences and physical science faculty were supportive, however, one could imagine implementing a much more comprehensive set of reforms, including enforcing a much more extensive set of course prerequisites, including chemistry and biology (e.g., see the University of Maryland's Project NEXUS [ Redish, 2012]).

A year after a citizens' commission handed down an extensive set of recommendations for preventing the abuse of jail inmates, Los Angeles County supervisors voted Tuesday to pay for many of the reforms.

"Today was a pretty extensive set of measures.

Publishing an extensive set of temperature records is the first goal of Muller's project.

Minority administrations hold an extensive set of powerful levers simply by virtue of being in government.

WorldCom has an extensive set of foreign holdings, which include Internet backbone and data transmission assets.

The architects were given a mere 10 days to prepare an extensive set of plans.

They base their ratings on an extensive set of guidelines or covenants that limit the C.D.O.