Sentence examples for tests for reform from inspiring English sources

Charity Carers UK, which fights for the interests of an estimated 6 million people who provide unpaid care to family members or friends, has set out six tests for reform.

But, while it's wise to be realistic, there are two critical tests for reform: Is it an improvement over what we have today?

compensation the "acid test" for reform.

"This is the test for reform in this country.

The entire situation is a litmus test for reform in our country, including for improvements in freedom of expression.

The test for reform, then, is whether it reduces bankers' incentives and ability to concentrate risk going forward.

Catalyst development, reactor design and testing for reforming and removal of carbon monoxide through water-gas shift, preferential oxidation, selective methanation and membrane separation are therefore under investigation.

"As I said at the weekend there are three tests for banking reform George Osborne must pass: the protection of consumers and taxpayers, international agreement to protect jobs here in Britain and a banking system that works to support the long-term investment needs of businesses and our economy.

"This test case for reform -- Mr. Putin has passed it very satisfactorily," said Boris Fyodorov, a member of Gazprom's board who represents minority shareholders.

His power over schools has made him directly accountable for them, streamlined organisation and allowed him to make New York a test-bed for reform.

By naming Binhai as a testing ground for reform, the leadership is also sending a signal that it is not fazed by recent public criticism of some aspects of economic change, including the inroads made by foreign investors.