Sentence examples for to implement some reforms from inspiring English sources

For the most part, institutions have reacted very well and have begun to implement some reforms in postdoctoral employment policy.

Echols' supporters, however, argued that he had begun to implement some reforms, including allowing some defendants to complete a diversion program rather than be incarcerated and implementing an amnesty program that allows people to text or email to have their traffic records cleared.

Echols' supporters, however, argued that he had begun to implement some reforms, including allowing some defendants to complete a diversion program rather than be incarcerated and implementing an amnesty program that allows people to text or email to have their traffic records cleared.

The last two people to hold that position, Emily Ward and Lloyd White, aghast at how autopsies were being conducted in the state, had tried to implement some reforms... and were effectively chased out of the state by West, Hayne and their allies in the coroner's and district attorney's offices.

While the BPD has moved to implement some of these reforms already which the decree acknowledges and commends Baltimore now has a legal tool to help cure what critics believe is a broken culture of often-brutal policing.

But they note that the condition of the aging, dilapidated Men's Central Jail makes it difficult to implement some of the reforms, which include measures directed at the cleanliness of cells, pest control and the removal of items in cells that could be used to commit suicide.

In the past few weeks, Cuban President Raul Castro has begun to implement some of his promised reforms.

For these reasons, as well as for reasons of fiscal responsibility, it seems that politicians finally might be ready to implement some real criminal justice reform.

He will be the first leader of modern China who will have to have a two-way conversation with the Chinese people while he tries to implement some huge political and economic reforms.

This finding suggested that the pilot county hospitals have implemented some reform measures to improve performance appraisal system and management system, to concern more on their staff, and to increase income and job satisfaction with this reform.

A third major development was the haze crisis, which was so bad that it pushed Indonesia to finally implement some of the reforms needed to address the underlying causes of peatlands and forest destruction.