Sentence examples for stage of reforms from inspiring English sources

For that reason alone, the government deserves a cheer for publishing a white paper this week setting out its second stage of reforms.

In the next stage of reforms, Gove is not planning to scrap A-levels, but is hoping to drive up standards by developing an overall framework known as the ABacc.

This is misleading.The United States Treasury has in fact offered to forgo, in the next stage of reforms, any increase in our own voting share that would result from a new formula on quotas and we have encouraged other advanced economies to do the same (few have yet volunteered).

The IMF's objections raise the prospect of an impasse on the last stage of reforms that Greece must implement to begin discussions of debt restructuring -- a process that the indebted nation argues is essential to its economic survival.

But in the absence of a second stage of reform, the first stage has unexpectedly strengthened the upper house.

Labour says it will get rid of the remaining hereditaries when it starts its second stage of reform.

"One of the two key messages to take away from today is that both schools and candidates have got through this first stage of reform extremely successfully".

Before we press on to the next stage of reform, therefore, we should look a bit more carefully at the second chamber we've already got.

Some liberal intellectuals have been saying that China is more than ready for the next stage of reform, namely that of its politics.

Higher employment income should push the rise of private consumption close to GDP growth of 2.5%.A second stage of reform of the federal system may just squeak through.

It's clear that many schools' frightened and clumsy first attempts to appease the government have brought sometimes disastrously unfair results, and that under any new Administration, a more refined second stage of reform would need to be contemplated.