Sentence examples for final reforms from inspiring English sources

However, yesterday they decided to hold on to €1 billion until Athens made good on final reforms.

Under the transitional agreement, Mr. Cherkasky said, he would end his monitoring and the court would directly oversee final reforms by the department.

If you need six tablets to treat an illness, you'll be able to buy that many rather than a box of 20.The law is one of Mr Piñera's final reforms before he steps down in March.

Under the decision, a federally appointed monitor would be phased out over three years as the judge, Gary A. Feess, assumed direct oversight of final reforms at the department including reducing racial bias in searches and arrests, a financial disclosure policy for certain kinds of investigators, a better system to track problem officers and closer monitoring of antigang enforcement.

After these final reforms had been instituted, Augustus never again altered his constitution.

Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo)., who helped negotiate the Senate's bill, told HuffPost earlier this week that lawmakers "probably" won't have time to address the final reforms until after the November midterm elections.

But the final reform may be less bold.

To the third and final reform era – the last 25 years, in many ways the Ken and Hezza show.

As well as pledging fixed-term parliaments – ending the historic power of the prime minister to choose the timing of future elections – he promised referendums on voting reform for Westminster elections and final reform of the House of Lords.

Implementation of this final reform, if successful, will give the ruling party full control of the judicial branch of government more than two years before Poland's next parliamentary elections.

If these bold ideas make it into the group's final compromise the Gang of Six may yet come up with a version that will win strong bipartisan support and form the backbone of any final reform bill.The working group is edging towards rejecting two shibboleths of the left, both present in the current House proposals: a public plan and an employer mandate.