Sentence examples for large reforms from inspiring English sources

As for Europe's famous social model, the argument is not really between retention and abolition: it is about large reforms, which are needed for demographic as well as economic reasons.

There is less evidence for other countries and notably for continental Europe maybe because large reforms, creating exogenous variation in tax-benefit rules, were less available.

While many countries have already implemented large reforms,1 Spain has mainly undertaken parametric changes in its Social Security system, which have been agreed under the so-called Toledo Agreement.

Atria compared the Chilean constitution to a "straight jacket" when faced with large reforms.

Forty six percent of these respondents believe government needs large reforms.

Education Secretary Arne Duncan played a large role in this by creating the Race to the Top grant program that motivated states to compete for jumbo federal education grants in return for passing large reforms in state legislatures.

All this has been achieved while implementing a large reform programme following the Health and Social Care Act 2012.

The measures thus contain a large reform of tax in favour of the poor and large subsidies to big business to compensate for reduced profits.

Prosecutors contended that the rabbi, a founder of a large reform synagogue, wanted his wife of 29 years dead so he could pursue a secret two-year romance with a Philadelphia radio personality, Elaine Soncini.

Furthermore, these large reforming systems are designed to operate at a constant production rate and with infrequent shutoffs and restarts.

For either configuration, the maximum power generated is determined by extinction at large reforming stream flow rates.