Reforms in a sentence

A joint parliamentary committee has recommended the appointment of a Mental Health Commissioner to oversee reforms.

Both parties have denied the reports, with Ra’am emphasizing its belief in a “broad agreement” on judicial reforms.

A new Oxfam report has suggested reforms to tax policies to reduce global inequality after the Covid-19 pandemic.

Analysts at the Rystad Energy consultancy said the reforms made the UK regime one of the most supportive in the world.

A $1.9-billion IMF loan has been stalled for months as Tunisia’s president has shown little sign of action on key reforms.

A day of demonstrations and industrial action has taken place today in protest at the French government's pension reforms.

Already there are reforms that have been initiated, including review of the PSC Act to strengthen the PSC.

A yearlong CalMatters investigation finds that the state was primed for disaster by years of missed red flags and failed reforms.

But right now, the reforms they support are far better aligned with the norms of a functioning “democracy” than the ones in place.

And major reforms "" better governance, eradicating incompetence, promoting education, and women empowerment are crucial for progress.

Accountancy professionals have persistently advocated for reforms to enhance their operations.

Alongside reforms to apprenticeships, the Conservative Government has introduced T-Levels and established twelve Institutes of Technology.

And in exclusive audio from her interview with the Scottish Sun, she bizarrely suggested Ms Sturgeon was not a serious backer of trans reforms.

As a result, a raft of safety reforms were enacted that have spread around the country.

We have been discussing the key reforms, growth-enhancing reforms that can be undertaken by countries.

The difference is that when MMS introduced the reforms, no matter what the GDP was, the common man did not reel under the reforms.

However, education reforms have led to plans for closures (for full details on these see Education reforms on the Isle of Wight ).

But these reforms include some risks and it backs to how he could manage and control these reforms?

A petition opposing the reforms has gathered more than one million signatures.

But reforms to the railways have always been hugely controversial with unions.