Sentence examples for next reform from inspiring English sources

It encourages investment by promising to safeguard the interests of investors rather than ripping them up with the next reform.

And so the next reform for the scientific community will be making academic papers more easily accessible for more people to access.

The next reform must encourage people to work longer, increase individuals' control over their lives and get the public finances off the hook for ever-rising longevity.

But if Mr. Medvedev — with or without Mr. Putin's guidance — fails to capitalize by taking the difficult next reform steps, the two Russian presidents will fade from history.

The 1915-1919 movement for "compulsory health insurance," for instance, was basically a variety of what was also called "sickness insurance," and was the logical next reform after worker's compensation and an eight-hour day.

In an interview published today in the daily Sevodnya, Sergei V. Kiriyenko, a former prime minister and leader of a rightist party, said the fund's most important role was to support Russia's next reform effort.

The next great reform period came after the Russian defeat in the war against Japan (1904 05).

And an initiative to modify, if not eliminate, term limits on legislators will be on a ballot next year.But reform should go further.

It is the perfect sound bite in what could be the next tort reform battle in Texas: a push to require the losing parties in litigation to pay their opponents' legal fees.

When Congress next attempts reform, in a decade or more, health costs and the number of uninsured and underinsured will have escalated — and the likely outcome will be the single-payer system that Republicans most abhor.

In the meantime, the stimulus bill's provisions are what we have by way of next-generation reform in public education.