Sentence examples for wider structural reforms from inspiring English sources
But the data chosen by Barber has the effect of exaggerating the increase in enrolment and ignoring the need for wider structural reforms beyond the education sector.
Obama acknowledged that "millions of American don't yet feel the benefits" that only wider structural reform would bring.
He said the UK could not be immune from global markets but the government could make a "major difference" by making bills more transparent, encouraging people to switch suppliers to get the possible deal and through wider structural reform of the market.
Citing negative impacts on military readiness, harms to individual performance, and premature death for half of all regular users, the Under Secretary specifically called for organization-wide structural reforms related to the sale of tobacco and tobacco use on military installations.
Tunisia was hailed last September for its "wide-ranging structural reforms" and "prudent macroeconomic management".
Thanks to wide-ranging structural reforms and sounder monetary and fiscal policies, Australia's economy has recently been one of the best performers in the world.
He said: "If Mr Street takes the time to listen to it, he will find out that far from being sclerotic, France is engaged in wide-ranging structural reforms, with 50bn euros savings over the next three years (including 21 next year) which will mostly be used to reduce taxes on business.
Let me be as straightforward as I can be: the fact that Portugal will soon end successfully the Adjustment Program and that it has made wide-ranging structural reforms is good both for Portugal and Europe.
We provide practical advice for those seeking to create a SCALE-UP classroom as well as explore wider implications for other structural reforms.
The newish government is set to take a fresh look at ports as part of a wider programme of IMF-mandated structural reforms.
President François Hollande has given Macron wide berth to try to implement desperately needed structural reforms of labor and product markets.
