Sentence examples for functional reform from inspiring English sources

Functional reform could be possible.

The treaty contains almost everything that was in the rejected constitutional treaty all the functional reforms, says de Búrca, but with the symbolism of "superstatehood taken out". For de Búrca, this omission speaks volumes about member states' ambivalence toward the EU's emerging role.

That, and the fact that the Senate's comprehensive bill was deceased upon hello in the House, means that options for functional immigration reform this year are now essentially zero.

But how is asking the president to keep an existing government body functional a reform victory?

And now we're heading towards those same waters without a functional financial reform process.

Fischbach used this technique to reconstruct neuromuscular junctions from dissociated spinal cord and muscle cells from chick embryos to show that functional synaptic connections reformed and were capable of sending spontaneous or induced action potentials.

Overall, these results explain why it is possible to reform a functional endothelium using corneal endothelial cells isolated from nonfunctional FECD pathologic specimens.

Figure 3b illustrates the repair mechanism based on the heat-triggered BERs where the dynamic crosslinking points break up after being attacked by the adjacent hydroxyl functional groups, and later reform new dynamic crosslinking points by connecting with the adjacent ester functional groups.

Since social context keeps changing, the social brain network must continuously reform its functional structure.

Fuel cell systems include several functional units providing gas reforming, electrochemical power generation, and post-combustion of unused fuel.

The complexity factor functional average for catalytic reforming is approximately 4.0, similar to OGJ's complexity factor value of 5, but here we have derived additional useful information on the standard deviation of the statistic which is not available elsewhere.