Sentence examples for signal reforms from inspiring English sources

A national budget on July 10th is supposed to signal reforms to spur economic growth.In September Mr Modi travels to America, where he will appeal to investors especially in infrastructure.

No one will respect you if you signal reform but act repressively, she advises Egypt's president, Hosni Mubarak.

The government's signal reform involves freeing schools from local-authority control, letting them set their own budgets, alter their hours and change how they teach.

As a senator, Mr. Obama's signal reform achievement was a new law designed to crack down on lobbyist "bundlers" who package money from fat-cat donors seeking political favors.

One proposal is that the state's ownership of banks should be rolled up into an arms-length holding company.Taking the giant stepsMr Jaitley must signal reform appetite in other areas, too.

This signal reform for fairer elections was blatantly undermined last week when Gov. Jan Brewer led fellow Republicans in the State Senate to oust the chairwoman of the independent commission on unsubstantiated charges of "gross misconduct".

Ministers have since argued that peers did not have the right to block financial measures approved by the lower house, and have signalled reforms that could limit peers' powers.

A much quoted statement on education in 1939 from the first Labour government Minister of Education, Peter Fraser, signalled reforms that shaped New Zealand education over the remainder of the century.

And then, suddenly, they stopped, on some signal, and reformed their line.

If Mr Zhou stays in office, that is a signal the reform drive will continue.

"His victory sends a strong signal of reform and modernization in Mexico," Mr. Bush said of Mr. Fox's election.