Sentence examples for implement major reforms from inspiring English sources

Thrust unexpectedly into the country's top position, Habibie immediately began to implement major reforms.

"We recognise absolutely that there are lessons to be learned for the future about the way in which we implement major reforms," said the Department for Education and Skills.

"What we need now is urgent action to implement policy and we encourage the secretary of state to follow Scotland's example, but not only write to all head teachers but to implement major reforms of child protection guidelines.

A statement from the research ministry announcing Berger's ouster suggested that she was not the right person to implement major reforms for French science that the ministry is expected to propose in the coming months.

Above all, he has suffered from the widespread perception that he squandered his five years in office, failing to implement major reforms or tackle corruption.

Afshari cited Khatami's presidency as an example of a time when Iran had an overwhelmingly reformist president and parliament, but was still unable to implement major reforms.

Kerr pointed out that this is "only one in a series of horrible deaths of individuals with mental illness in our jails" and pushed for the city to implement major reform to "remedy this and other persistent problems".

The company implemented major reforms only after Monks bought a full-page advertisement in the Wall Street Journal which called Sears's sitting directors (among them Donald Rumsfeld) "non-performing assets".

South Africa intends implementing major reforms in the financing of healthcare.

The district has since started implementing major reforms. .

The U.K. health system provides universal coverage and has implemented major reforms to improve quality in chronic disease management in primary care.