Sentence examples for reformed in the direction of from inspiring English sources

Rather, the present system needs to a reformed in the direction of 're-balancing' it with its stated aims, namely, to safeguard against convicting of the innocent.

Thus, the Church in Europe needed to be reformed in the direction of the Church of Ethiopia.

"Some people define reform as reforming in the direction of Western universal values and a Western political system, otherwise it's not reform," Mr. Xi said in a copy of his comments that has circulated among officials.

This goes with the idea of watching the German example of reunification: "We want the North to remain a separate country; we want the peninsula to remain divided; and we want to help them economically and open them up economically and maybe help them reform, in the direction of China".

By the second half of the 15th century, the Augustinian order had become divided into two factions, one seeking reform in the direction of the order's original strict rule, the other favouring modifications.

We are going to introduce a new tax reform in the direction of even higher taxation on energy and the revenue generated on that will be used to cut taxes on personal income — so we will improve incentives to work and improve incentives to save energy and develop renewable energy".

The notion that the Fed can be, and has been, great in the past has functioned as the mechanism preventing reform of the institution, in particular reform in the direction of bringing it to an end.

Following Solow, some prominent Chinese economists advocate structural reform in the direction of liberalizing the "factor markets "such as labor and land to free them from any regulation and subject them only to the unfettered law of supply and demand.

The Tanzimat reforms moved steadily in the direction of modernization and centralization.

In developing countries ideas about administrative reform often move in the direction of the more formalistic Weberian ideal particularly the creation of universalistic standards, regular procedures, and accountability.

Many European reforms are moving in the direction of economic incentives that reward organizations that develop and maintain safe and healthful working environments.