Sentence examples for submitted reform from inspiring English sources

Although, over the two years of the program, 46 states submitted reform blueprints — and only the 12 best won grants from $70 million to $700 million, depending on the size of their student populations — even states that did not win have been implementing their proposals anyway.

Many of them have spent the two and a half years since the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak working nonstop — monitoring elections, submitting reform plans to ministers who have ignored them, counting bodies at the morgue — only to find themselves back at square one.

In March, my administration, with advice from contracted experts who have worked for the Department of Justice on police reform elsewhere, submitted a reform plan to the department that addresses a majority of its 133 recommendations.

On Wednesday, the Greek government submitted fresh reform proposals.

His ideas include asking national governments to submit annual reform programs with targets — such as research and development investment — and for those to be assessed each year.

But to Germany and other big European countries, the two key aspects of the deal were that the Greek government agreed to submit a reform plan to the troika (now renamed "the institutions") for approval, and that Greece would not receive any money right away — thus leaving it hostage to the E.C.B, which is a creature of the European establishment.

But to Germany and other big European countries, the two key aspects of the deal were that the Greek government agreed to submit a reform plan to the troika (now renamed "the institutions") for approval, and that Greece would not receive any money right away thus leaving it hostage to the E.C.B, which is a creature of the European establishment.

This reform, submitted by President Vicente Fox, was one of the conditions set by the Zapatist rebels in Chiapas for peace talks.

Although demands for change date back to 1992's Advice Memorandum – a petition for reform submitted by scholars to the king – the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions have accelerated them.

The ECB said it was ready to buy short-dated bonds of troubled countries in "unlimited" amounts, so long as they submit to reforms and the ESM also buys bonds.

They demanded the resignation of the government and the formation of a new one to investigate the "crime" and submit political reforms.