Sentence examples for started reforms from inspiring English sources

In any case, the vote should allow Mr Schröder a graceful exit and a decent place in history as a statesman who started reforms and knew when to quit.

The authors think that China is much more successful than Russia in transforming its innovation system, not taking into consideration that China started reforms much earlier than Russia and thus in Russia, in 50 years, the picture may be similar to the Chinese one.

He wasn't the one that started reform and opening.

Look at Italy and Spain: markets relented once they started reform in earnest.

Hadn't Blair come to regard his first four years as a waste, wishing he had started reforming straight away?

Think about what might have happened if the U.S. hadn't started reforming its banks and capital markets 20 years ago.

During his reign, he started reforming the administrative structure of the kingdom, a reform which was continued by his successors, and which brought many Iranian customs and offices into it.

Thus, when many developing countries started reforming their health sectors, decentralization became an important component of the reforms.

"It's important to start reforms, but you also need to stimulate demand".

A great place to start reforms would be by banning the feeding of antibiotics to healthy livestock.

Mr. Corzine said Mr. McGreevey had an opportunity in his final days in office to jump-start reforms.