Sentence examples for related reforms from inspiring English sources

She believed that suffrage and related reforms would result naturally from women's assuming their properly equal place in the economic system.

The report, entitled Progress in Los Angeles Schools: Rigor, Fairness, and Engaging Families, is the fourth annual analysis of how L.A. Unified School District implements school finance and related reforms.

Before SOX and related reforms, audit partners were challenged to keep up with their fellow consulting and tax partners as their practices earned lower fees and were subject to intense competition from rival firms.

The 2013 report estimated the ABCC and related reforms translated into a $7.5bn annual gain in consumer welfare compared with the years before the ABCC and its predecessor, and $5.5bn compared with the years under the current regulator, Fair Work Building and Construction.

Europe's data protection related reforms do not end here, though.

Shifting economic and industry fundamentals: The economy is surging with lower U.S. taxes, and related reforms, such as accelerated depreciation and incentives to move offshore cash home, are helping drive demand.

In all probability it will focus on two major themes: green growth and (related) reform of the United Nations system.

In October, the Senate Judiciary Committee approved related reform legislation that does not include language to limit white-collar crime prosecutions, although Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) had pressed for its inclusion.

Meetings are planned with the Chairperson of the Mejlis (Parliament) Akja Nurberdiyeva, Deputy Chairpersons of the Cabinet of Ministers Rashid Meredov, Hydyr Saparliyev and Maysa Yazmuhamedova to discuss major child rights related reform areas.

Meetings are also planned with the Chairperson of the Medjlis (Parliament), Vice Premier Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Vice Premier Minister in charge of Health and Education to discuss major child rights related reform areas as well as future programme adjustments associated with upcoming joint Government-UNICEF Mid-term programme review.

As Schultz also relates, reform wasn't as easy as implementation of the recommendations of the Fitzgerald inquiry that catalysed Joh's downfall, and the imposition of public service managerialism.