Sentence examples for reform planned from inspiring English sources

How long Scherr serves will depend on the pace of the reform planned for the Olympic committee.

But Mr Uribe says Colombia cannot afford to pay them; he proposes to include their abolition in a referendum on political reform planned for next year.

With further reform planned for urban land assembly, inheritance law and local property tax, land is well and truly back on the agenda.

The government is intending to make annual savings of £2.25 billion in four years' time; it will also implement a reform planned but deferred by Labour which will save another £550m a year in 2014-15.

Mr Obama has also headed out on the road again, with three town hall meetings on health reform planned for this week alone.The more underhanded gambit is the decision to bash the insurance industry at every turn.

A fortnight ago, ministers gave a low-key launch to a three-month "engagement exercise" – the third consultation in four years – to establish priorities for a social care white paper "and progress report on funding reform" planned for next spring.

Half a dozen other states have official commissions charged with producing comprehensive reform plans this year.

Two weeks ago, Hollande's tax reform plans for 2013 (the "LF2013" changes) caused uproar amongst entrepreneurs.

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The diary of reforms planned for the coming months is certainly full.

But all this would be true even if there were no NHS reforms planned at all.