Sentence examples for making a reform from inspiring English sources

The decision maker came to realize that the traditional government's regulation-oriented health care provider approach may no longer be the optimal approach, making a reform for the selection of health care providers urgently needed [ 3- 7].

Why doesn't the government make a reform that is both financially prudent and fair?

Although Edward VI's practical influence on government was limited, his intense Protestantism made a reforming administration obligatory; his succession was managed by the reforming faction, who continued in power throughout his reign.

We should make a sensible reform of entitlements our generation's cause.

"Frankly, if we make a wholesale reform, it could be a step backward," he said.

They have a big country, I hope the Republicans and Democrats make a good reform to help us.

What would it take to make a corporation reform, apart from management growing a conscience?

However the predictors identified and recommendation made can be generalised in all tertiary hospitals but was not substantial enough to make a policy reform in prevention of maternal mortality.

In the Chamber a man was making a speech on revenue reform.

Re-elected in 2002, the prime minister, Mikulas Dzurinda, made Slovakia a reform star of central Europe, with a flat tax, labour deregulation and a solid pension system.

But he has at least made a start on reform, and it is not inconsiderable.