Sentence examples for has introduced reforms from inspiring English sources

He has introduced reforms to allow popular state schools to expand and sink schools to shut.

Since coming to power in 2006, the centre-right coalition government has introduced reforms such as a new national curriculum.

Since then Congress in the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting and other tragedies has introduced reforms only to see them stall and go nowhere.

However, since the 2015 corruption scandals related to the selection of Russia and Qatar as the next two World Cup locations, FIFA has introduced reforms.

The judicial system badly needs modernising to speed up the processing of cases and reduce queues, and his government has introduced reforms which it claims will do this, but no one else seems to agree.Would the opposition be a big improvement?

To rein in this fraud, Florida Senator Hukill has introduced reforms, and a companion House bill is expected soon.

In California, state Sen. Holly Mitchell (D-Los Angeles) has introduced reform legislation.

The Arab Youth Revolution will perhaps become the gift that never stops giving, not just for the New Arab, who has introduced reform to the lexicon of Arab rulers, but also for the U.S. president -- if he makes good use of this timely opportunity.

Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said that Pope Francis had introduced reforms to deal with such malpractice.

To try to blunt criticism of high pay, some banks have introduced reforms to take back bonuses from individual workers whose bets later lose money.

3.16am BST From Bridie Jabour: Barry O'Farrell has cut himself out of future entitlements as a former premier having introduced reforms that do not award perks unless a New South Wales premier has served for five years.