Sentence examples for reforms focused on from inspiring English sources

The issue of investment is all too often underplayed in deregulation reforms focused on market rules and de-integration measures.

Diplomatically, he says Grayling's reforms focused on providing better support for short-term prisoners on release, whereas Gove comes with a very clear priority on prisons.

But the need is urgent, and elsewhere on the continent countries such as Botswana, Rwanda and Ethiopia have undertaken reforms focused on building state capacity and generating growth.

Education secretary Nicky Morgan said: "Thanks to our reforms focused on extending opportunity, a generation of young people from all backgrounds are now securing the GCSEs that help give them the widest range of options later in life – whether looking for a rewarding job or a top apprenticeship".

"That incident hastened reform by five years," says, Freeman, who is now pursuing a doctorate in educational leadership at TC. Since then, she has implemented reforms focused on accountability, teacher quality, and development of the school's transitional bilingual program to increase the focus on learning English.

It will use a looming meeting with state and territory energy ministers – the first gathering of the Coag energy council since the national energy guarantee was scuttled by the Coalition's civil war – to try seek the cooperation of state and territory governments to implement reforms focused on providing hip-pocket relief.

The government is expected to soon launch the second leg of reforms, focusing on unemployment insurance.

Her thesis looked at how and when countries undertake reforms, focusing on Ghana's interactions with the International Monetary Fund.

This seminar will introduce current criminal justice reforms, focusing on examples from the Israeli and American criminal justice system.

Predictably, the bail-bond industry has fought against such reforms, focusing on instances where the system has failed to lock up defendants who turned out to be dangerous.

This book provides the reader with an overview of police reforms, focusing on UK "policy change" from the late 1970s (when much change began to occur) to 2007.