Sentence examples for stringent reform from inspiring English sources

We generally find little effect of reform on offer rates and find that, in states with the most stringent reform, employment-based coverage and policyholder rates increased for high risk workers relative to low risk workers.

The IMF stipulated stringent reform conditions, which included rebuilding the tax structure and privatising state enterprises.

The Co-op group's chair, Ursula Lidbetter, said only stringent reforms would turn the group around.

Since then, Athens has agreed a framework bailout plan with its European Union partners in exchange for stringent reforms and budget austerity.

And with revenue under pressure from volatile trading and the more stringent financial reform rules, analysts expect to company to continue to muddle along for years.

In 1997 it was selected as one of the few countries to receive debt relief for its successful implementation of stringent economic reform projects and has continued to qualify for significant debt relief since then.

The latest ruling is sure to be a blow to the Trump administration, which has positioned stringent immigration reform as one of its top priorities.

Mr. Koizumi's advocacy of stringent structural reforms is only likely to exacerbate that.

Poland's transformation inspired the rejection of communism in the region, but the stringent economic reforms initiated under Mazowiecki led to his bitter defeat in the first popular presidential vote in 1990.

When asked at a year-end news conference at Drumthwacket, the governor's mansion, what his priorities were beyond education financing and his toll road proposal, he rattled off the following: universal health care; a revamped energy master plan that is expected to address the possibility of more nuclear power; more stringent ethics reforms; improving urban schools; and property tax relief.

Alexis Tsipras's radical-left Syriza government in Athens is battling to square the circle between an electorate that has been promised an end to austerity and Greece's international creditors, who are insisting on stringent economic reforms before they will release €7bn of much-needed bailout cash.