Sentence examples for of other reforms from inspiring English sources

Fourth, the school may replace the principal and adopt an array of other reforms, such as increasing learning time.

And the census controversy draws attention to the stalling of other reforms, notably to the constitution, an army-imposed charter.

We want to see a programme that attracts and prepares exceptional graduates to be outstanding social workers and I believe this goes with the grain of other reforms.

On the other side of the mountain, however, lies an intimidating range of other reforms that still need tackling.Some involve the budget.

Dooley, who is supportive of other reforms contained in the bill, said: "Yes, there is a cost to FOI, but then again there is a cost to all elements of democratic government because democracy comes at a price".

This is because Sweden's voucher scheme coincided with a host of other reforms, most significantly a change in the national curriculum in 1994, which emphasised individualised learning over teacher instruction.

But the silence of other reform champions -- notably the Democratic leaders, Representative Richard Gephardt and Senator Tom Daschle -- is conspicuous.

The mining industry has powerful friends in Washington, however, and nothing has come of our proposals or of other reform efforts.

Supporters say that Mr. Chavan, 66, and a handful of other reform-minded chief ministers in states like Bihar and Orissa offer one of the few hopeful signs during a particularly dark moment for India.

We hope the panic on Capitol Hill will give way to sustained and careful consideration of other reform measures that can help restore investors' confidence by reining in corporate excesses.

It critiques the implementation of international reform models which have in practice tended to emphasise privatisation at the expense of other reform mechanisms including competition and, in particular, regulatory measures.