Sentence examples for reforms in which from inspiring English sources

Clegg vented his anger at Michael Gove over his failure to consult fellow ministers on the reforms, in which GCSEs would be scrapped by 2016.

In an announcement expected on Thursday, ministers will say they are pursuing reforms in which DE&S will remain government owned, but not government run.

And Renzi's loss makes it highly unlikely that the government can tackle big new reforms in which the government would essentially take some of the banks non-performing loans off their books.

But as a result of the 1986 Reagan tax reforms, in which capital gains were taxed at the same maximum rate as earned income, capital gains lost their preferential status.

Mr Mugabe told Mr Blair that he wanted Britain to fund his land reforms in which half a million hectares of white-owned farmland were to be redistributed among black farmers.

For two decades, he says, China has been undergoing "active" reforms, in which the government has set the pace; now China is entering the stage of "passive" reform, when the needs of foreign investors and trading partners determine the speed.

A reform in which no one's coat gets singed is not worth the trouble, they suggest.

It's not been a top-down reform in which every school has to become an academy".

He spoke after a speech on high school reform, in which he stressed the need for equality of opportunity.

Both patriarch and lord of the manor, he developed a modern estate, sharing in the movement of agricultural reform in which the aristocracy was interested at the time.

The debate over financial reform, in which the G.O.P. has taken the side of the bad guys, should be a political winner for Democrats.