Sentence examples for reform blueprints from inspiring English sources

When they take office, new Arab leaders should have reform blueprints in hand and move fast before political honeymoons ebb.

Nonetheless, he suggests mischievously that the Americans should "show a bit of self-discipline and not misunderstand their geographic proximity" (the Treasury is a mere four blocks from the IMF .Nor is Mr Köhler a fan of the detailed reform blueprints that emanate from the G7 group of finance ministers.

Although, over the two years of the program, 46 states submitted reform blueprints — and only the 12 best won grants from $70 million to $700 million, depending on the size of their student populations — even states that did not win have been implementing their proposals anyway.

True, public opinion has turned against the health reform blueprints that emerged after many months of haggling and horse-trading on Capitol Hill.

For all the EU's current difficulties, it provided both a powerful political motivator and a detailed reform blueprint.

The commission is to unveil a reform blueprint for the system next month, triggering yet another bruising battle between governments.

The Obama administration's reform blueprint, which was released in August, foreshadowed a huge shake-up to the over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives market.

If it is supported by all EU leaders, the reform blueprint would be put to voters in an in-out membership referendum in late June.

A central aim of the reform blueprint is to enable the EU to punch its weight more effectively on the international stage.

She borrowed shamelessly from its title when she called her reform blueprint "In Place of Strife," thus seeking to place it in the middle of radical Labor Party thinking.

Mr Cameron has hailed the reform blueprint from Donald Tusk, the European Council President, as "something worth fighting for" and signalled he planned to campaign to stay in the EU on the basis of the proposals.