Sentence examples for reform foundation from inspiring English sources

Too little, too late, cry critics like the Lindesmith Center, the drugs policy reform foundation set up by the financier George Soros and Progessive Corporation's Peter Lewis.

There are certainly examples of areas in which the drive for productivity has stimulated substantial reform – foundation hospitals are the classic example.

These included his foundation of burghs, implementation of the ideals of Gregorian Reform, foundation of monasteries, Normanisation of the Scottish government, and the introduction of feudalism through immigrant French and Anglo-French knights.

Former Gov. Jeb Bush's nonprofit, education reform foundation is taking heat for using donations from for-profit companies to lobby for state education laws that could benefit those companies.

His mission over the next four years is to aggressively build on the City's education reform foundation; to implement strategies that strengthen community-police relationships and reduce crime; and through the Livable and Sustainable Neighborhoods Initiative and other programs, to improve the vitality of our neighborhoods and increase job opportunities.

Several of Ms Rodin's predecessors had arrived expecting to reform the foundation, only to leave disillusioned a few years later.

The answer was, in the words of one historian, "an unplanned experiment in state capitalism", orchestrated by the Food Minister Lord Rhondda, with the assistance of a razor-sharp civil servant, William H Beveridge, whose name would be committed to history 20 years later as a result of another great social reform: the foundation of the welfare state.

He is working intensively with 12 non-profit organisations, helping them to develop a business plan for growth and to recruit managers and board members.Old dogs, new tricksNew foundations may be learning from the mistakes of the old ones; but what can be done to reform established foundations that are underperforming?

Some of them notably hereditary succession, the recognition of Christianity, the currency reform, and the foundation of the capital determined in a lasting way the several aspects of Byzantine civilization with which they are associated.

Free access to family planning must be part of health care reform, and a foundation stone of foreign policy.

We believe that there are a number of areas where we are likely to see reform of the foundation sector.