Sentence examples for reforms to encourage from inspiring English sources

These will include structural reforms to encourage growth.

Exporting oil will help, but what Iraq really needs is comprehensive economic reforms to encourage investment.

Reforms to encourage consumer credit and reduce uncertainty about pensions and health-care costs are a better bet.

Economic reforms, to encourage banks to finance new businesses, for example, and open utilities to competition, are proceeding, but slowly.

Her government is also likely to take on a range of modest reforms to encourage greater private-sector investment in large infrastructure projects.

Countries that are running current-account surpluses, mainly in the north, must help, by avoiding overzealous belt-tightening and introducing reforms to encourage private spending.

And he favours tax reform to encourage them to bequeath their money to their grandchildren, rather than their children.

Europe might have used genuine CAP reform to encourage America to reduce its own farm subsidies as America's trade officials now insist they want to.

Last month Canada and China signed an investment-protection pact.Officials could also push education reform to encourage schools to train bolder executives, though that has not been a priority so far.

Ofgem chief executive Andrew Wright said: "Ofgem's latest report on electricity security of supply highlights the need for reform to encourage investment in generation.

High streets clearly need a radical rethink: more community use, perhaps, or lower rents and council tax reform to encourage more one-off businesses.