Sentence examples for reforms implemented from inspiring English sources

The reforms implemented so far have been a good start.

Economic reforms implemented throughout the 1970s and 1980s have improved the macroeconomic environment.

Mr Lamfalussy wants all these reforms implemented by 2003, although he admits it "will be tricky".

While there were open government gains from reforms implemented in 2010, our right to know has become narrower.

It is often said that the current NHS reforms, implemented from this month, are the biggest in its history.

"I want those reforms implemented immediately, so that this doesn't happen again and so we can prevent future attacks".

HSBC said: "The allegations are historical, in some cases dating back 20 years, predating our significant, well-publicised reforms implemented over the last few years.

"We also fully support the use of the military commissions system in appropriate cases, based on the reforms implemented in the bipartisan military commissions act of 2009.

These reforms, implemented in full less than two years ago, should not be dismissed by ideology, but be given an opportunity to work in the national interest.

"To get reforms implemented, two things have to be done," said Lin Boqiang, director of the China Energy Research Institute at Xiamen University.

While there are a number of international examples worthy of analysis, the most obvious point of reference is New South Wales and the reforms implemented in 2009.