Sentence examples for impending reform from inspiring English sources

The recent economic downturn, combined with a rise in the number of school-leavers passing exams, has seen demand greatly outstrip supply (restricted by the state, which still subsidises both students and universities).Another impending reform will allow universities in England to charge full-time students fees of up to £9,000 a year.

For example, the banking sector has recently made big statements about impending reform, but their conduct continues to run counter to the many promises that were made.

In order to prepare for the impending reform in early childhood care and education in Japan, it is very important to develop tools to investigate and evaluate objectively the services provided in early childhood care and education.

In a nutshell, the cap on civil service compensation for compulsory redundancy was, prior to the impending reforms, set at three years' salary.

The majority of key informants expressed concerns about the quality of teaching and learning, and there was some concern about the impending reforms in nursing education.

PRI congressmen have already proved reluctant to vote for curbs on union power in an impending labour reform.

When asked about the impending immigration reform before the U.S. Congress, Peña Nieto said that such policy was a "domestic affair" of the United States.

That doesn't carry much credibility coming from an agency that has systematically withheld official information about the impending Medicare reform from Congress and the public.

Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude's protestation that the civil service won't be "turned upside down" by impending Whitehall reform is viewed by many civil servants as a hollow promise.

Businesses continue to face an uncertain regulatory environment (primarily due to the impending health reform decision), with an ever-antiquated corporate tax code riddled with loopholes that is one of the highest in the developed world (maybe Simpson-Bowles wasn't so crazy, huh?), and a growing national debt.

"Only 999 of these will be produced, get yours before they are gone!" Wilson caused a commotion in September of 2009 when he disrupted a key health care speech by Obama in which the president claimed that the impending health care reform legislation wouldn't provide coverage for undocumented immigrants.