Sentence examples for impressive reforms from inspiring English sources
In Liberia, impressive reforms have resulted in an explosion in the availability of government information.
In the mid-1990s successItalianlian governments, desperate not to be left out of the euro, pushed through some impressive reforms.
The OECD says that the Swedish economy has undergone impressive reforms since the mid-1990s, but its key challenge will be to maintain the core of its social-welfare system as its population ages.
It is an ominous sign that a society which had undertaken impressive reforms aimed at creating the region's first parliamentary democracy is now teetering on the brink of outright civil war and state failure.
In August, he gave his blessing to a $30 billion IMF loan which commits the next government to maintain Mr Cardoso's strict fiscal and monetary policies.Nevertheless, Lula leads the polls because he stands for change in a country that, despite Mr Cardoso's impressive reforms, is still riddled with corruption, violent crime, injustice and widespread poverty.
In the last few weeks, North Carolina's legislative and gubernatorial leadership successfully passed some of the most impressive reforms in the country.
Turkey's impressive reform process since 2002 has been characterized by many scholars as a "silent revolution" that has radically changed democratic standards.
In retrospect, the Major government, loathed at the time, was an impressive reforming administration given the hellish political context it laboured in.
These may be real issues, but they have not affected Turkey's Western orientation, as embodied in its NATO membership and its impressive reform programme.
FROM a distance, the political soil seems ready to yield an impressive reform of farm subsidies this year if only George Bush and Congress exploit the inputs that are readily available.
For the next five years, in five successive governments, including one of his own (1890 92), he directed an impressive reform of the Army, which included the introduction of three-year terms of service, the establishment of a general staff, and the creation of a supreme war council.
