Sentence examples for important reforms of from inspiring English sources

Many important reforms of the legal system have yet to be carried out, they said, and the bishop's murder case was seen as a critical test.

"This is one of the most important reforms of this Parliament and presidency," said Jean-François Copé, leader of Mr. Sarkozy's center-right party in the National Assembly.

One of the most important reforms of the past half-decade was brought in by Franco Bassanini, minister for public administration (ie, red tape) in the outgone government, who drastically reduced the number of pieces of paper needed to get a job or start up a firm.

The Subprime Debacle of 2007-08 will surely yield, in '09, important reforms of the substance of U.S. financial regulation.

In the early 2000s, Québec initiated important reforms of its healthcare system, involving more particularly its primary healthcare (PHC) sector.

At about this time, the first important reform of the NHS was being planned.

Osborne describes this as the most important reform of the welfare state for a generation.

On the other hand, his deregulatory push could be an important reform of an administrative state that has grown burdensome and overly complex.

Finally, we propose an important reform of the novelty requirement in patent law that would further encourage narrow patents and unprotected publication by bolstering the credibility of a patentees commitment not to patent previously published research findings.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] – Your special report on pensions ("Falling short", April 9th) omitted the most important reform of all: removing the state from the pension-management and health-care industries entirely.

Their opponents have just asked them to blow up the most important reform of the Obama era in exchange for an agreement to fund the government for a little bit longer.