Sentence examples for trial of reform from inspiring English sources

Iran's opposition movement is still reeling from a mass trial of reform figures that began on Saturday, in which well-known reformists were brought out to recite scripted confessions denouncing their former colleagues and declaring that there had been no fraud in the election.

Although new initiatives have been launched in response to the general gap, with the goal of generating interdisciplinary science focused on health systems development, complex systems trials of reform packages remain rare.

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Since trial lawyers have kept all chance of reform locked in their vice-like grip, there is virtually nothing to compare it with.

Unfortunately, nothing could be worse for the prospects of reform than a high-profile trial.

Contrary to the tone of your article, Malaysia's government actually sees the trial as an unwelcome distraction from its agenda of reform and economic liberalisation.

"But without action to reduce the cost of a libel trial, reform will protect the free speech of some, but costs will silence others".

Freedom House called the trials part of "a pattern of repression that belies any promises of reform and honest political discourse by the government or the ruling family".

In September of that year, he was sentenced to three years of "reform through labor," the maximum term that can be handed down without a trial.

In any case, the government is having enough trouble implementing its last great revolution in asylum policy, the legislation for which is currently going through Parliament.One plank of its reforms is a trial of accommodation centres for asylum-seekers, which will hold 3,000 people at any one time (last year there were 88,300 asylum applicants).

Tenants in south Wales taking part in a trial of the UK government's benefits reforms have seen rent arrears rise seven-fold to £140,000 in seven months.