The phrase "implementation of reform" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of making changes or improvements to a system, policy, or practice. Example: The government is currently working on the implementation of reforms in the healthcare system to provide better access to affordable healthcare for all citizens.
However, it is important that the current economic situation be taken into account in the timetable for implementation of reform.
His doubts about the eventual implementation of reform by the ruling class led him to embrace Marxism during the Great Depression.
The Party of No will also try to use its new control of the House to block implementation of reform by withholding money needed to hire people to write necessary regulations.
"It is difficult to assess whether implementation of reform is being done in a timely manner," says Dr Jureidini.
Without support from a majority of member states and a long-term game plan, the implementation of reform will be nearly impossible to hustle through in Brussels.
Since the implementation of reform and opening-up, China has experienced 30 years of rapid economic growth, which has not only transformed the country into the world's second largest economy, but also enabled China to enter the middle-income phase.
"Determined implementation of reforms remains key to ensure economic recovery and fiscal sustainability".
Even so, he conceded that there is "some basis" for the concerns about flawed implementation of reforms.
Somewhat smaller in magnitude, but even more revealing, is the implementation of "reforms to support responsible gambling".
And this is beyond the elementary demand for the cessation of terror and the cessation of incitement and the implementation of reforms in the security organizations and the implementation of governmental reforms.
"Full implementation of reforms, as well as establishing a credible public backstop, are critical for preserving financial stability going forward".
