Sentence examples for badly needed reform from inspiring English sources

Or regime kleptocrats who hijacked a badly needed reform process?

Badly needed reform, they added, was being blocked by Treasury's "negative attitude".

At home for example, the badly needed reform of the army has been accompanied by unnecessary malignity, as if a former interior minister imbued with a "police culture" was utterly incapable of understanding the "army culture" and its sense of honour.

Another badly needed reform is campaign financing.

"I'm also unapologetic about the need for people who can carry forward badly needed reform in Europe," he added.

The pathway to creating institutional reform on this scale will be long and complicated but we believe momentum is building, in Chapra and many other GBB settings, for just this kind of very badly needed reform.

Unfortunately, however, Miss Megawati is unlikely to press hard for badly needed reforms.

Delaying the next enlargement until, say, 2009, would give Romania more time to complete badly needed reforms.

Actually, a federal bailout of California might not be a bad idea if it led to badly needed reforms.

Germany is right to fret that relieving market pressure on debtors could create moral hazard and slow down badly needed reforms.

Launched after scarcely any consultation with private or foreign businesses, it shies away from the most difficult and badly needed reforms.