Sentence examples for operational reform from inspiring English sources

Delivering a major address on "the modern development enterprise" at an event sponsored by the Washington DC-based thinktank, the Center for Global Development, Shah said the agency was on the verge of the most aggressive operational reform of a major federal bureaucracy.

It needs to offer jobs and education to the nearly 90% of the world's refugees who are in developing countries, including the majority who are now in cities. Tragically, a vision for legal, organisational and operational reform will not feature on the agenda this week.

He holds out hope for the considerable ethical and operational reforms instituted by Mueller, finding both a reborn bureau and a federal government "trying, in good faith, to balance liberty and security".

Panetta may make the White House feel more secure about unfinished bureaucratic and operational reforms at Langley, but he is unqualified to forge the next-generation spy service that a country with as many enemies as this one has needs and deserves.

Stephen Goldsmith's "A New City O/S" A New City O/S: The Power of Open, Collaborative, and Distributed Governance sets out transformative operational reforms that will produce better public services and more citizen trust by taking advantage of advances that have been made in analytics, social engagement, and big data.

Employers are bracing themselves for more operational reforms and even closer scrutiny as other efforts to raise labor standards pick up steam.

From there, the consent agreement establishes strict budget and operational reforms to stabilize Detroit's finances.

"Contrary to what is stated in the letter, state law requires the district to implement fiscal, education and operational reforms before the $45 million in state funding is released," he said.

Figure  1 plots the sequence of Sierra Leone's main HRH policy and operational reforms over time.

We commit to pursue governance and operational effectiveness reform in conjunction with voting reform to ensure that the World Bank is relevant, effective, and legitimate.

The George Institute have recently stated that (a) "Patient empowerment as an operational component of health reform must … have its value quantified" (p. 10) and (b) "what cannot be measured cannot be changed or even managed" (p. 11) [ 31].