Sentence examples for population reform from inspiring English sources

Aging of the population, reform of the health care system and individual preferences increase the number of older adults with a decline in functional independence who live in the community.

But sooner or later it will need a prime minister with a majority who can tackle difficult issues such as an ageing population, reforming a good but expensive health-care system, and coming up with a policy on climate change.

In rising to the challenge of an ageing and multi-morbid population, reforms of primary care are being proposed in England.

Thomas and Grindle (1994), in their review of population reforms in 16 countries, explain that sustained commitment to the implementation of population policies tends to be constrained by two main factors: the dispersed and long-term nature of their impacts, and the lack of mobilized support from users of contraceptive services.

The coalition will work to push bills to reduce prison populations, reform prison sentencing and cut back on recidivism in US prisons.

His essay does not sufficiently stress the losses that would be involved for a significant part of the population if reform succeeded.

According to my good friend and retired 23-year veteran of the Bureau of Prisons (BOP), Jack Donson, the ability to reduce the prison population and reform correctional practices by legislation is only part of the solution.

Ohio voters will consider Issue 1, an initiative that seeks to reduce the state's prison population and reform drug sentencing.