Sentence examples for successive reforms from inspiring English sources
Successive reforms and proposed changes in this area have not yielded the expected results, either in terms of demographic balance, the society or the economy of the country.
He thinks the CAP, despite "leeching away the entrepreneurship of farming", has worked, but that successive reforms have been watered down or come too late.
First in 1986 and then again in 2002 I worked with a University of East Anglia team, the Home Office, the police and Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary on successive reforms of police training.
Successive reforms have pushed the organisation farther away from direct American control, granting more power to other countries.What is more, ICANN has slowly widened the internet's name space (see chart).
Thanks to successive reforms under this government, including a generous student finance system and the abolition of student number controls, anyone who aspires to a higher education can achieve it.
Nowadays, as a result of these successive reforms, the same primary care practice can be a Family Medicine Group and/or a Network Clinic.
In northern Vietnam uplands the successive policy reforms that accompanied agricultural decollectivisation triggered very rapid changes in land use in the 1990s.
A political economy approach, which considers the interactions between key stakeholders in RES-E promotion, is used to interpret the actual outcomes of successive FIT reforms and their main design elements.
Seeing international students as an easy target, successive government reforms have made international students feel unwelcome – from huge delays for in-country visa applications, to ever-rising visa application fees, and the scrapping of the post study work visa.
As part of good corporate governance in general, executive bonuses are supposed to motivate senior managers to raise shareholder value; successive governance reforms since the 1995 Greenbury Report have tried to support remuneration committees to that end in the design of executive pay packages.
The effect of the successive pension reforms that have taken place in Spain has been empirically addressed in a series of papers.
