Sentence examples for the reform started from inspiring English sources

Changes to the Lords reform bill, such as shortening the 15-year terms and making them renewable, or going slow on the changes perhaps replacing hereditary peers with elected ones as a first step could be enough to get the reform started again in the autumn.The two parties may be helped by an opposition that faces dilemmas of its own.

The work of implementing the reform started January 1 2012.

Still, whatever the result, the reforms started by Andres Rodriguez have made Paraguay a better place.

The reforms started by Mr. Manmohan Singh in 1990, however, could have probably started in 1980.

The reforms, started in different neighborhoods at different times, enabled squatters to get titles quickly, for a fee of $20 to $50.

"Evidence is pouring in now that the reforms started by Michael Gove have been wasteful [pdf], damaging and an unjustifiable experiment with kids' education.

The reforms started in September 2001 with about 420,000 primary- and junior secondary-school students (out of a national total of more than 215m) taking part in 38 experimental zones around the country.

But then he met Le Kha Phieu, the Communist Party's general secretary, who had stopped many of the reforms started in the early 1990's, warning that globalization was a fancy word for surrender.

Before the reforms started in 1978, labour mobility was strictly controlled.

This represents a remarkable improvement from 7.5%% in 1999 when the reforms started.

The reforms started in 2000 and will now take until 2015 to complete, said Yousry Egyptmal, Egypt's Minister of Education.