Sentence examples for target of reforms from inspiring English sources

During several decades, higher education institutions all over the world have been the target of reforms seeking to overcome outdated university practices and governance [5].

GPs are the first target of reforms; best practices and new instruments (e.g. key performance indicators) have been introduced, particularly with respect to patients with chronic conditions.

The perceived corruption of Parliament made it, like the king, a target of reform.

By taking this step, the commission will only succeed in making itself the next target of reform.

Of course, the family farm was never the target of reform legislation, though it was used rhetorically by the opponents of reform.

This is that, outside the financial sector, the main target of reform and restructuring must be the encouragement of new businesses and markets, and of new entrants to existing markets.

The revolving door between government and the lobbyists who seek to influence public policy and legislation on behalf of companies or other organizations was a target of reform by President Obama even before he took office.

The next target of reform was the way in which public schools were paid for.

One target of reform is expected to be nonprofit, privately contracted agencies that recruit and supervise foster families.

The satanic conditions described by shocked journalists are far more prevalent in hazardous industries like brick making and surgical instruments.Even the pillars of Atlanta agree that the soccer-ball industry's glamour, more than its sins, made it the target of reformers, and that reform "started in a rush," as Jacques van der Pols, the ILO's chief technical adviser in Sialkot, puts it.

Not all the proposed changes have been universally welcomed, but by wide agreement, the targets of reform have been ripe.