Sentence examples for reform functioning from inspiring English sources

According to Malinkevich, the "New Pushkin" would probably represent the vanguard of large-scale social reform, functioning as a human "cudgel" to beat "mass culture".

We have redesigned the reaction operators and a new reform function to solve the SCS problem.

"House Bill 91 restarts certain education reform functions and removes a piece of current law that threatened districts with the loss of state funding if underperforming schools are not making improvement," reports the AP.

When the Knights rejected a proposal reaffirming the historic separation of trade-union and labour-reform functions, the alarmed internationals joined in December 1886 and formed the American Federation of Labor (AFL).

It concludes that there is an urgent need to further expand and deepen the reform process by enabling functioning land, labor, and financial markets.

When the Republican minority stonewalled Obama's NLRB picks and prevented the board from functioning, Democrats reformed the rules in 2013 so that nominees only require 51 votes to pass the Senate.

The Georgian national immunization program was affected by these reforms and is not functioning at optimum levels.

As an institution, CRU has survived the episode with its main scientific staff still functioning, but with reforms to its operation in terms of increased openness - changes that many mainstream scientists believe will be beneficial to all in the long run.

As part of the reform, the functions of CAMEP and SNEP were integrated into DINEPA.

With the medical reform, the function of community health centres emerged to be more important recently in China.

Even if countries decided on reform, no new system could start functioning before 2020, so the CDM could "play a bridging role".