Sentence examples for prominent reforms of from inspiring English sources

Prominent reforms of the Meiji government included the 1871 abolition of the domain system, by which the feudal domains and their hereditary rulers were replaced by prefectures with governors appointed by the emperor.

Gage began her public involvement in the three prominent reform causes of the time the abolition of slavery, temperance, and women's rights by contributing letters to newspapers and speaking whenever she was afforded the opportunity.

The chain has won over many longtime critics with a series of prominent reforms.

As far as external trade is concerned, in the early 1990s, a few steps to liberalize agricultural trade were initiated about a year and a half after the July 1991 reforms, and these have been followed by a number of prominent reforms thereafter.

He was a prominent participant in the liberal reforms of 1968 (known as the Prague Spring), and, after the Soviet clampdown on Czechoslovakia that year, his plays were banned and his passport was confiscated.

China was prominent in blocking reform of the Security Council (to stop Japan joining).

One of Macron's most prominent policies is reform of the labour market, a topic that has been the death knell of many governments, not least Francois Hollande's.

Electricity market restructuring: reforms of reforms.

He summoned the army chief, along with the most prominent advocate of reform, for an even-handed dressing-down, paving the way for a peaceful restoration of democracy.

Newt Gingrich and other prominent opponents of reform claim that a public option will restrict choices and deny care.

Calzabigi was himself a prominent advocate of reform, and he stated: "If Mr Gluck was the creator of dramatic music, he did not create it from nothing.