Sentence examples for of all reforms from inspiring English sources
An emphasis on better teacher quality is a common feature of all reforms.
This mother of all reforms plans to further extend the healthcare market within the health service in England, fronted by GPs, herded en masse into commissioning consortiums.
On Tuesday, the Finance Minister, Giulio Tremonti, concurred that fiscal reform "is the reform of all reforms, the biggest economic reform imaginable and our main challenge over the next three years," ANSA reported.
Amend the tax code to extend to individuals the same treatment large employers get: This is the mother of all reforms that would cure a number of problems with the U.S. health care system.
As Arianna points out, on a national level, we need "the mother of all reforms:".
Jack Kemp lauded his former aide: "It will be proven the most efficacious of all the reforms".
OF ALL the reforms enacted by the coalition government over the past five years, the transformation of schools has moved quickest.
"Of all the reforms contemplated during the first year of his pontificate, very few managed to get off the ground," he writes.
A prominent aim of all the reform programmes was to make health services more responsive to the needs of the population.
"If I were in charge I would first of all reform the government," Mr. Pipes said.
For the parliamentary elections, so far about 70percentt of all reform candidates have been disqualified.
