Sentence examples for reform data from inspiring English sources

The minister was discussing the long-running row over moves by Brussels to reform data protection laws.

The "big society", green politics, sharing the proceeds of growth, a quiet public service reform, data transparency and localism are now all under challenge.

We linked the teacher data to state education reform data from the U.S. Department of Education.

This paper explores the European Commission's proposal for a new Regulation to update and reform data protection law in Europe.

Asked to describe the problem it's attacking, Secret.li even invokes the phrase "right to be forgotten" — something the European Commission has been considering, as it works to reform data protection rules.

While gaps in the health management information system did not allow for output ratios to be calculated for health staff over the period of reform, data from individual study districts indicated, as expected, that the combined output to staff ratio increased.

Not surprisingly, the report urges Europe to rethink its commitment to reforming data protection laws – even if revised, argue the authors, they will be too suffocating.

The advantage is that the Mincer equations can be estimated on pre-reform data, which purges the predicted income measures of any effects of the reforms.

Oh rest assured that there was plenty of hand-wringing by the guys in wigs before the reforms passed – but the post-reform data simply does not support their concerns (e.g. sharp operators will prey upon unsophisticated and vulnerable consumers!).

Despite these limitations, the robustness results and the virtual non-existence of pre-trends on labor market outcomes (even with the small number of pre-reform data considered) allow us to be confident about the results.

Moreover, we cannot treat the post-reform data as a hold-out sample to see how well the model simulates the reform, because we rely on the reform for identification.