Sentence examples for guide the reform from inspiring English sources

Less than four months after Congress approved historic health care reform legislation, the Obama administration has been making good progress in bringing some early benefits to fruition and issuing rules to guide the reform process.

The study results were included in a technical report aiming to evaluate the services provision in primary care practices to guide the reform process.

Identifying opportunities for guiding the reform processes and providing strategic support to the existing local organizations by the external funders should begin from what is available within the country and by building upon them.

This is the ideology guiding the reform of the Chinese urban medical health system.

Research on health systems can be critical to the success of health reforms by providing independent evaluations of performance, identifying areas that need strengthening, and guiding the reform process by making research findings public.

And the Measures on Public Utilities Concession Management of Shenzhen (No.124 Policy Paper of Shenzhen Municipality, 2003) guided the reform of Shenzhen Water Group, the largest water project with private sector involvement in China to date.

In 1998, the Ministry of Health policy document entitled 2000 and Beyond : Strengthening Ontario's Mental Health System [ 25] recognized that one of the principles guiding the reform of mental health policies should be the adoption of a holistic approach that addresses broader determinants of health such as housing and income support.

General Hillier insists that the approach guiding the reforms has been "Canada first".

In conjunction with a working group convened by the Center for American Progress, we have put out a discussion of the principles we think should guide the regulatory reform debate, titled "Principles to Guide Development and Regulation of a Renewed Mortgage Finance System".

The principles that guided the original McCain-Kennedy bill are those that should guide the coming reform effort: laws should be enforced at the border and workplace, fairly and evenhandedly; temporary worker programs must not be used to create a permanent official underclass; and any reform must be designed to work and not just create another smothering bureaucracy.

These six principles should guide the legal reforms needed to establish a 21st-century regulatory system, but the changes we need goes beyond the laws and regulation.