Sentence examples for time reforms from inspiring English sources

"Our new coalition government has not been in for a very long time, reforms take time," he said.

Indeed, most economists would agree that over time reforms – especially increasing state pension ages to reflect increasing life expectancy – are required to ensure long-term sustainability.

But this time reforms to encourage long-term welfare claimants (including single parents) into work will tend to push up the claimant count, points out Mr Gregg.Those reforms look spectacularly ill-timed (see article).

At the same time, reforms to the Lords in 1999 that removed most of the hereditary peers have brought the total number of Lords down from about 1,300 in 1999 to 700 now.

Not before time, reforms have now been launched to get rid of these restrictive practices.But Germany is only an extreme example of medical-delivery systems organised to serve the interests of doctors rather than patients.

In the previous four decades, the title of superintendent of the Kansas City Board of Education rotated through more than two dozen people, during which time reforms were offered and abandoned as student enrollment and performance declined.

Many Brazilians hope that this time reforming intent produces swift action.

Although this has been the case for some time, reform has only just become politically popular.

When this cell suspension is rotated in culture, the cells reaggregate and in time reform a normal sponge.

It was set up in 2006 when Mitt Romney, who was governor at the time, reformed the state's health-care system.

This is not the first time reform of agricultural child labor laws has been beaten back by a supposed threat to the family farm.