Sentence examples for introducing reforms from inspiring English sources

The states have been offered a variety of financial incentives for introducing reforms such as installing meters and letting regulators set prices.

Countries that are running current-account surpluses, mainly in the north, must help, by avoiding overzealous belt-tightening and introducing reforms to encourage private spending.

But the government is introducing reforms to the system in January 2016 to reduce the numbers who can qualify for benefits.

He said the government was "speaking with forked tongue", since it was seeking ever tougher punishments while introducing reforms to protect vulnerable youngsters.

Süleyman, allowing Fazıl Mustafa Paşa a free hand in the government, succeeded in introducing reforms to lighten the tax burden and to improve the condition of his Christian subjects.

Senior financiers could take more of their pay in equity and hand some back if the bank does badly.To mitigate future crises, the system needs to cope with capital flows by introducing reforms in emerging markets.

At home the King introduced reforms.

King Abdullah did introduce reforms.

Mr. Assad pledged in his Monday speech to introduce reforms and invited Syrians to a dialogue.

In his campaign, he promised only to introduce reforms to allow private investment in energy.

He has introduced reforms to allow popular state schools to expand and sink schools to shut.