Sentence examples for reform applied from inspiring English sources

France was one of the first to do this (in 1993), but the reform applied only to the private sector.

Nothing even remotely resembling the personal and institutional reform applied to East Germany will happen in southern Europe – as it has never happened in the Mezzogiorno.

Why is the press the only industry which has escaped the kind of scrutiny and reform applied to the medical, legal, financial, food safety and security industries – to name but a few?

Moreover, the rules of the reform applied only to those entering unemployment after the reform.

Because the reform applied only to children, we can employ the difference-in-differences approach, where children constitute a treatment group and adults serve as a control group.

The first robustness check is the core test of the parallel trend assumption, i.e., of the assumption that trends for the group of children and adults included in the analysis would be the same were it not for the reform applied to children.

Unions think a modest statewide pension reform, applying only to new recruits, that passed last year is change enough.Mr Reed will need some wealthy backers of his own; as he acknowledges, "You can't do this with bake sales".

But if the spending bonanza fails to deliver a genuine improvement in the NHS, then a reform applying the best of the European model may start to look more enticing.

But because Hare depicts a marginalisation of Anglicanism that has continued, the play has retained its relevance in revivals, further helped by the fact that the depicted religious tension between orthodoxy and reform apply just as strongly to political parties, the health system and broadcasting.

Reforms applied since 1995 have limited assistance to the needy and have strengthened work requirements for eligibility, in keeping with the state's historically conservative approach to public welfare.

The most promising reforms applied to local spectrum sensing are: using multiple antennas, using two-stage sensing schemes, and improving existing techniques.