Sentence examples for systemwide reform from inspiring English sources

Second, he called on the UN System Chief Executive Board for Coordination to collaborate on a systemwide reform effort.

"His decision to bypass the board and lobby for increased independence for the University of Oregon was a clear violation of policy and made our larger, collective efforts to advance systemwide reform much more difficult".

The Education Department, which reports to the State Board of Regents and not to the governor, said the Sundram report highlighted "the need for systemwide reform" The department "supports change that would enhance protections for vulnerable children and adults in residential settings across New York State and in out-of-state facilities," said its spokesman, Tom Dunn.

A testing scandal during that time -- large numbers of students were graduating even though they had failed a writing test -- later spread to other CUNY colleges and led to the ouster of Hostos's president, as well as systemwide reforms.

We know from our national experience with systemwide high school reform that change is rarely easy, especially in the first year, but despite the impression given in the article, most of the new high schools are flourishing, providing evidence of how New York City leads the country in its bold commitment to providing all young people with the education they need for the 21st century.

Still, lawmakers pledged to dig deeper, and that will make it harder for the administration to push one of its most controversial reform ideas: to make the Fed the main regulator of systemwide risk, broadly expanding its powers.

They're painfully vulnerable to systemwide layoffs based on seniority".

Currently, the systemwide tuition rate is set by the Legislature.

I think overall, systemwide morale is really low.

A sassy-toned call for systemwide environmental revolution.

By September, the government faced a systemwide crisis.