Sentence examples for reforms to ease from inspiring English sources

This has boosted consumer industries, as have reforms to ease investment and trade.

The technology city should become a stimulus for countrywide reforms to ease the emergence of small and medium businesses, including technology companies, Mr. Guff said he told the Russians, and not a goal in itself.

Nayif is sympathetic to fundamentalist Wahhabi clerics who uphold the segregation of sexes and have resisted the monarch's attempts at modest reforms to ease religion's grip on schools, courts and other institutions.

The President mentioned the need for regulatory reform to ease the burden on American businesses.

By her last section, Ms. Warner has worked herself up into something of a lather as she argues passionately for health care reform to ease access to treatment, for more good doctors who understand medications, for better drug research and far tighter reins on the pharmaceutical industry.

Earlier this year, the opening of a swimming pool, atop a hotel roof, caused local excitement.Mohamed Awale, the director of planning at the Ministry of Commerce, lauds Somaliland's regulatory reform to ease investment, but worries that without foreign recognition, Somaliland may remain stuck in "transitional" phase.

And what about the most glaring omission from United States Chief Technology Officer Aneesh Chopra's post on Startup America: A Startup Visa or some kind of immigration reform to ease the war on talent most tech companies are facing?

Labour-reform efforts, to ease hiring and firing and allow six-month trial contracts, have met opposition in congress.

Mr. Riley billed his tax plan as a comprehensive reform intended to ease the tax burden on the poor.

And Jo's views on the NHS? Probably better but the pace of reform needs to ease up to allow improvements to bed in.

That would involve immigration reform, steps to ease cross-border employment, and a security strategy that puts less stress on fortifying the border and more on intelligence collaboration and on a joint effort to tackle organised crime in Central America.With the United States in an increasingly nativist mood and distracted by events elsewhere, these sensible ideas seem Utopian.