Sentence examples for the reforms were enacted from inspiring English sources

Not many people expected utopia when the reforms were enacted.

When the reforms were enacted, roughly 5% got the top grades.

However, the figure does highlight a relatively sudden increase in LPE in Texas in 2003 – the year the reforms were enacted – relative to 2002.

Fluctuations in checking fees and other banking fees since debit reform are fundamentally the same as what was happening in the consumer banking market before the reforms were enacted.

The reforms being enacted in Italy and Spain have helped too.But nobody thinks the euro zone has yet overcome the crisis.

Nevertheless, state leaders may be loth to overhaul the rules that elected them.Even if the reforms are enacted, Illinois is unlikely to change overnight.

If the reforms are enacted, says Mr Reimer, "the profile we developed over such a long period cannot be maintained".The unease goes far beyond the Johanneum.

The predictions are derived from counter-factual exercises in which the author measures the impact the reforms would have had on the banking industry of the 1980s had the reforms been enacted.

Now, Ed Miliband has promised to reset an energy market that's failing to deliver for consumers, freezing energy bills until January 2017 while the reforms are enacted, and the same alarms have sounded all over again.

Without the reforms being enacted, the country has been told that it will not receive the next vital €8bn tranche of aid needed to pay wages and pensions in the public sector.

Whether because of his dip in batting form, or as part of the reforms being enacted at the club by the new secretary, or simply due to residence, Sainsbury left Somerset at the end of the 1888 season.