Sentence examples for reform concerning from inspiring English sources

This paper evaluates Spain's 2012 labour market reform concerning the reduction in severance pay from 45 to 33 days of wages per year of seniority and the introduction of a new subsidised permanent contract.

The planning of transport infrastructures in France has been marked by three major developments: the European reform concerning the opening of rail transport to competition, the privatisation of semi-public motorway concession-holding companies, and decree no.

The planning of transport infrastructures in France has been marked by three major developments: the European reform concerning the opening of rail transport to competition, the privatisation of semi-public motorway concession-holding companies, and the use of public-private partnership contracts.

14 16 In recent years, however, legislative reform concerning privacy issues has been introduced in many countries, including Australia, which has restricted research related access to these databases without an individual's consent.

It should be mentioned that due to a recent reform concerning the primary and secondary healthcare system in Greece, a unified health insurance Fund (ie, EOPYY), operating also as a provider of healthcare services was established.

The amount of money funding judicial campaigns has drawn increasing scrutiny in the past six years, with advocates for campaign finance reform concerned that justices meant to impartially rule on legal questions might be swayed by influential donors, a party platform, or an opinion popular with voters.

The second controversy attached to the copyright reform concerns the use of snippets of news content.

However, the most critical oversight in the national debate over health reform concerns the social determinants of health.

Another proposed FECA reform concerns the equity issue inherent in the waiting-period provision.

It has embarked on some overdue social reforms, concerning divorce, abortion, gay marriage, domestic violence and other women's issues.

Its government must be open to "debates, discussions and reforms" concerning its foreign policy, to use Manning's own words.