Sentence examples for meanwhile reforms from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, reforms that the revolution had called for were stalled, if not reversed.

Meanwhile, reforms in the relationship between state and party subordinated the party to government and reduced the influence of the party hierarchy on the government itself.

In Comment this week, Wendell Steavenson writes about the ongoing parliamentary elections in Egypt, a process colored by the military's tenacious grip on government: Meanwhile, reforms that the revolution had called for were stalled, if not reversed.

Meanwhile, reforms under way through the Chinese Academy of Science will help researchers think more like entrepreneurs, which could help invite increased international patent activity, more risk capital and more partnerships with major corporations.

Meanwhile, reforms aimed at reducing chronic youth unemployment have been stymied by political in-fighting.

Meanwhile, reform and centrist parties, unexpectedly frozen out of power, have boycotted the parliament's initial sessions.

Mantas and Abbadon, meanwhile, reformed Venom without their frontman, playing some shows in Russia supporting a reconstituted version of the Sweet.

Meanwhile, the reforms pursue a wayward direction.

Rajan and Kashyap, meanwhile, advocated reforms in the compensation packages of Wall Street traders and C.E.O.s.

Meanwhile major reforms, such as the privatization of most state-owned enterprises and trade liberalization, have been carried out since the 1990s.

Meanwhile, a reform of the oil markets is unlikely to come anytime soon.