Sentence examples for social reform process from inspiring English sources

"The political reform process, the social reform process, is on track, and the economic reform process has to be on track," he said.

The announcement comes with Cuba engaged in an economic and social reform process launched by President Raul Castro.

Managing for Strategic Results UNICEF needs to implement its mandate more from an explicit strategic perspective and pay more attention to mainstreaming rights based programming within NPAs and CCA/UNDAF, as well as in economic and social reform processes.

The database will enable the measurement of progress of the social welfare reform process through the effective monitoring of a range of indicators, such as number of children registered in the social work centres, number of children in foster care, and the proportion of children with and without disabilities placed in institutions.

Throughout the policy reform process, social health movements have also played an important role.

The goal of the overall project is to support the social and child welfare reform process in Montenegro including to ensure that every child has their right to live in a family environment fulfilled.

The goal of this project is to support the social and child welfare reform process in Montenegro to ensure that every child's right to live in a family is fulfilled.

This finding is consistent with other studies (Dancy and Henderson [2010]; Borrego et al. [2010]; Rogers [2003]) and the research literature on change that social interactions are a critical component of the reform process.

Apart from vocational training issues the general common theme of his works Martin Baethge mainly addressed the radical changes to industrial work caused by technological reforms and linked his analyses on operational rationalisation processes to the demand for social reform prospects, which always included a more social working world.

In addition to mass market channels, we probe social connections - which theory indicates are essential to the reform process - through a SCALE-UP census.

In fact, those countries with the greatest social problems are those that have lagged behind the most in the reform process.