Sentence examples for have introduced reforms from inspiring English sources
This is all the more important as many countries, including a growing number of developing and emerging economies, have introduced reforms in their labor regulations in the past years in an attempt to promote labor market adaptability and job creation.
At the regional level many European, Asian and Latin American countries have introduced reforms and public policy initiatives to encourage and improve entrepreneurial activities and technology and knowledge transfer.
This lack of financing exists even though many countries have introduced reforms to develop their domestic financial markets and have enjoyed increased access to international capital markets in the past decade.
To increase financial resources for health, many African governments have introduced reform mechanisms including health insurance schemes and user fees.
He has introduced reforms to allow popular state schools to expand and sink schools to shut.
Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi said that Pope Francis had introduced reforms to deal with such malpractice.
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.
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.
That's why we've introduced reforms such as the new "national living wage", the extension of free childcare to 30 hours and increases to the personal allowance," said a spokesman.
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?
