Sentence examples for policy reformation from inspiring English sources

Cameron made it clear he intends to be at the helm to see through long-term policy reformation that will last deep into the next parliament and beyond.

Eleven cosponsors, representing both major political parties, have joined Rohrbacher in a federalist approach to drug policy reformation.

It analyses how that architecture articulated Macquarie's ideas on how the planning and fabric of the city could facilitate the policies of reformation that he was implementing, and shows how this could have been perceived as oppositional to British Government policy after 1815.

Nevertheless, he came to be firmly associated with a radical policy of reform and Reformation.

As secretary of state in his first term, Clinton spearheaded Afghan policy, including the political reformation that culminated in the sharp-elbowed Hamid Karzai being replaced as president in last year's elections by the softer-spoken Ashraf Ghani.

While Obama has proposed an unprecedented executive reformation of deportation policy amid Republican opposition to comprehensive reform legislation, other elements of his enforcement policy remain contentious.

Discussions on the operation mode for the distributed generation are also shown in this paper based on the policies, regulations of the reformation and technical condition (micro-grid).

The descendants of Mikołaj the Black returned to Roman Catholicism and supported Poland's Counter-Reformation policies.

The hacked page calls for an investigation into the Swartz case,  the reformation of copyright policy, and greater protections for a free Internet.

Before the era of economic reformation and open policy in China, Sihui was a traditional agricultural location with rice paddies and oranges as the main economic crops.

Before the era of economic reformation and open policy in China, the county was a poor agricultural location given its mountainous terrain with infertile soils.