Sentence examples for roll out reforms from inspiring English sources

The review warns, however, that future cuts of over £1bn could jeopardise the department's capacity to roll out reforms including those of pensions, child maintenance and disability benefits.

Governments who use PSF will also be able to get practical help from the commission officials to roll out reforms.

Since then, it has rolled out reforms at a pace that has surprised even Burma's staunchest critics.

These growth numbers are still in the realm of possibility, but the government will have to work hard to continue to roll out the reforms juggernaut.

The Council for Disabled Children, which is part of the NCB and is helping to roll out the reforms, runs advice and information services for schools, local authorities and parents to guide them through the changes.

We will go on learning from the best evidence from around the world as we roll out our reforms and as we prepare our forthcoming innovation and research strategy.

The document reveals that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is struggling to meet "extremely challenging" demands for over £1bn of efficiency savings over the next two years and these pressures could disrupt plans to roll out benefits reforms.

This week the Guardian reported that a leaked internal review revealed "that the Department for Work and Pensions is struggling to meet 'extremely challenging' demands for over £1bn of efficiency savings over the next two years, and these pressures could disrupt plans to roll out benefits reforms".

Davis told 100Reporters that he initially rebuffed EG's overtures in 2009, but agreed to help roll out democratic reforms in the troubled nation.

"Before the program is scrapped completely, I think the administration will continue to do as they've done for some time, which is to roll out incremental reforms to try to put cold water on the growing pressure".

Mr. Perry and Republican leaders have fought efforts to roll out federal health reform in Texas.