Sentence examples for the impact of reforms from inspiring English sources

In Wales, the impact of reforms was also apparent.

"We are seeing the impact of reforms on investment, and investment on growth," said the investment agency's spokesman, Ondrej Zember.

This would make it easier to trace the impact of reforms to certain services on the city.

Nick Hillman, director of the Higher Education Policy Institute, said the results needed to be treated with caution and might not reflect the impact of reforms alone.

The former urban planning minister in Brazil said Britain's previously good record on housing was being eroded by a failure to provide sufficient quantities of affordable social housing, and by the impact of reforms to the benefits system.

Commenting on the overall growth figures for England and Wales, he said: "The surge in prices in January could reflect the impact of reforms to stamp duty that came into force in December, and provided a cut in tax to most people buying homes for under £1m.

There has been a lot of talk about frameworks and concerns over the impact of reform.

During the health care debate, Fox News has put a megaphone to opponents, some of whom have advanced far-fetched theories about the impact of reform.

Because there is no requirement to measure single homelessness in England, it is extremely hard to find direct evidence of the impact of reform.

"Overall, the impact of reform on growth appears to have been positive, albeit much more modest than anticipated," the report says.

Published reports on the impact of reforming undergraduate education in the sciences are not sufficient to promote widespread change in faculty teaching practices (Seymour, 2006; Henderson and Dancy, 2007).