Sentence examples for reform introduced from inspiring English sources

Under a reform introduced in 1988, provincial assemblies are supposed to control land and policing.

A labour-market reform introduced by the Liberals was partly repealed by Labor.

The removal of the oath was not the only reform introduced in Monday's democratisation package.

He has evidence to back up his analysis: the health reform introduced in Massachusetts in 2006 by Gov. Mitt Romney, of which Mr. Gruber was a key architect.

And the coalition might also rip itself apart over pensions, the next test of its ability to reform.Proposals leaked this week showed that the government was preparing to retreat from a pension reform introduced by the Berlusconi administration.

This is based on a fundamentally different philosophy, combining the "tough love" element of the welfare reform introduced in America under Bill Clinton with a payment-for-results contract with the private sector.

An electoral reform introducing proportional representation in place of two-member districts (a Pinochet bequest which favoured the centre-right) was overdue.

Fiscal reform introduces new ways of allocating resources in line with government objectives [ 3].

Nor were any major reforms introduced.

Economic reforms introduced two decades ago have seen the middle classes swell.

Even the modest planning reforms introduced by the coalition are resented.