Sentence examples for basic reforms of from inspiring English sources

More basic reforms of the hospital police system have also been rejected.

Cardinal Ratzinger also reined in religious dissidents on the right, most notably Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, who rejected even the most basic reforms of the Second Vatican Council.

1963 Pope Calls for Curia Reform VATICAN CITY — Pope Paul VI called yesterday [Sept. 21] for the first basic reforms of the Roman Curia since the 16th century.

Presumably, with the exception of Russia, which progressed already a lot in modernising its national system of innovation (although without being in the position to lean back because S&T policy - like any policy field - is a moving target), most EECA countries are still undergoing basic reforms of their S&T system or have just implemented them.

Basic reform of the census is needed, and the time to make those changes is slipping away.

The ECB's president, Wim Duisenberg, has said that Germany's problems are not cyclical but the result of too little basic reform to social security, the labour market and so on.

Nor can he coast on Mr. Giuliani's basic reforms -- many of which are not fully implemented.

Only reluctantly did he accept the provisions of the 1917 constitution establishing basic reforms in landownership, control of natural resources, and labour and social legislation.

He recognizes that the teachers' unions and the entrenched establishment represented by the schools of education have done little or nothing to effect basic reforms in our systems of education in this country.

The minister of justice and security, Gustavo Beliz, said the firing of 10 of 12 senior police commissioners was just the start of basic reforms in the 32,000-member force, the largest in Argentina.

They wanted a more reliable structure of political power, which would allow the new elite to govern securely and thereby guarantee the basic reforms and property rights of 1789.