Sentence examples for introducing the reform from inspiring English sources

Statutory tax rates, both for personal and corporate income, differ widely between countries, and several countries have further lowered the corporate income tax rate since introducing the reform.

NHS England calculates 6,000 lives could have been saved by introducing the reform earlier.

But the whole point of introducing the reforms now was so that the reforms could themselves be taken account of in the valuation process," Thompson told staff.

But even as he was introducing the reforms, Erdogan complained that his hands were still tied by what he described as Turkey's anti-democratic legacy.

But Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, lord chief justice of England and Wales, insisted that senior judges were not acting unconstitutionally in introducing the reforms themselves because the necessary rule changes had been signed off by Chris Grayling, the justice secretary.

For employment schemes, results before the Hartz reforms imply mostly negative average treatment effects on regular employment outcomes of the treated, while results are mostly positive after introducing the reforms.

If Mr Salmond does well next May, it might choose to introduce the reform earlier.

The first extension introduced a dummy for late adopter which was defined as the municipalities which introduced the reform after half of the others had done so.

In the other camp is – predictably – Lord Lawson, who introduced the reforms as Margaret Thatcher's chancellor.

John XXIII, a favorite of liberal Catholics, introduced the reforms of the Second Vatican Council.

A new leader may introduce the reforms necessary to resolve Algeria's economic malaise.