Sentence examples for technology reform from inspiring English sources

But the remaining, 76-page bill is still a wide-ranging piece of media and technology reform.

The Huffington Post Investigative Fund will be covering the progress of health information technology reform.

He was expected to discuss the NSA's surveillance programmes as well as government information technology reforms; the legal ruling may also come up.

He wants to use Web and mobile telephone technology to reform, or at least begin to improve, the uneven condition of education in his homeland.

The report, produced by the Growth and Opportunity Project, which Priebus ordered in the wake of the defeat, recommended changes in five key areas: messaging, demographics, campaign mechanics, technology and reform of the primary process.

There was a need for a huge "homeland security" campaign, including intensive municipal civil-defense and crisis-response teams, new antiterrorist detection technology, education reform to produce more science and math whizzes, new Cabinet-level positions (Secretary of Homeland Security, for example, which President Bush finally proposed last week), and bureaucratic reform.

The DSA employs cognitive radio (CR), a potential technology to reform the mechanism of spectrum utilization.

ONLINE TECHNOLOGY AND reform of Nasdaq have combined to shrink both commissions and trading spreads in the stock market.

Additionally, she is a senior policy advisor and expert on health economics, technology, and reform, specifically as they affect vulnerable populations.

FinTech is the hip term given to "Financial Technology", or the use of technology to reform, reboot and disrupt old-school banking.

Today's children will reinvent energy technology, redefine reform and regulations and enhance agricultural productivity in ways that we can not even begin to imagine.