Sentence examples for has two reforms from inspiring English sources

India has two reforms on the shelf, the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and the Direct Tax Code, that could help tackle this by simplifying the fiddly muddle of state and national taxes.

Voridis, a government spokesman, told MPs that the government has two objectives -- reforming the country, and reducing the size of the civil service.

Military reform has two aspects, said Harold Crouch, an Australian expert on the Indonesian military.

This week he grasped his tiger even more firmly by the tail, inviting comments on specific proposals detailed in a green paper.His reform has two big components.

Hidden away in the small print of the pension reform are provisions designed for just such a contingency.Northern virtuesDespite these drawbacks, the Swedish reform has two cardinal virtues compared with a conventional DB pay-as-you-go model.

… The New American Academy has two big advantages as a reform model.

The reform law has two provisions that kicked in this year and could help hold down premiums in 2012.

We've been having two different reform conversations about education.

Crucially, it also has one of the most reform-averse environments.

And this is Egypt, which has one of the more reform-minded governments in the region.

As for what happens now, Cable says the reform camp has three distinct strands.