Sentence examples for two basic reforms from inspiring English sources

With these two basic reforms, in the case of MH370 air traffic control would have been alerted to a problem the instant the transponder was cut, and know the aircraft's location at every moment.Third, though this does not appear to have been a factor in MH370's disappearance, two Iranians on board had been travelling with passports that were registered as stolen with Interpol.

Campaign finance laws should be strengthened, not weakened, and supporting Measure H would perform two basic reforms: (1) Lift the cap on public finance trusts to create a more robust public financing system and (2) Ban prospective private companies with pending bids on City contracts from making campaign contributions.

In May 1969, Mr. Blount offered four basic reforms: adequate financial authority; removal of the system from politics, assuring continuity of management; collective bargaining between postal management and employees; and the power to set postal rates after hearings before an impartial panel.

He also met a bipartisan group of legislators who specialise in education, went to the Department of Education to watch his education secretary, Rod Paige, being sworn in, dropped in on a couple of schools and held a conference with Republican governors.Mr Bush proposes four basic reforms.

In 13 months three basic reform measures were enacted: the Agrarian Law (June 24 , 1969, the Mining Law (April 14 , 1970, and the Industrial Law (July 30 , 1970.

The first two basic plans had as their goal to reform Japan's national system of innovation.

But it offers yet another reminder that Albany needs not only basic reforms but also a whole new culture: one that is not about reaping perks, like a seat in Yankee Stadium, but about truly serving the people of this state.

Mr. Chairman: Two basic issues need to be addressed in any discussion on federal tax reform: the complexity of the tax code itself and the burden imposed on the economy by unnecessarily high tax rates.

All three measures would be enormously difficult — many say impossible — but crises are opportune times for these important, basic reforms.

One bonus is that, for all its primitive economic policies, the SPD seems keener to support some basic reforms such as the creation of a banking union.

They make two basic arguments.