Sentence examples for coherent reform from inspiring English sources

Educational reformers supported the legislation as a vehicle for coherent reform of the sort that was impossible under the decentralized status quo, but a large majority of rural residents, the staple of the UFA's support base, opposed it for fear that it would lead to the closure of local schools and greater travel distances for rural students.

The country has its most united, effective government since the collapse of Communism, committed to a coherent reform programme that enjoys popular support.

And here I think you can see not just a tendency or an impulse, but at least the outline of a reasonably coherent reform agenda.

Rage against anything that smacks of the system – including even the kind of coherent reform plans that might actually change it – has become a great, unstoppable force.

It is not very elegant and critics who say a tax on £2m-plus homes should be part of a revamped council tax can argue it would be a simpler and more coherent reform.

This plan would enable President Obama to present the country with a real and coherent reform that could be enacted with 51 votes and to avoid a reconciliation process fraught with difficulties and imponderables.

Rather than coherent constitutional reform, these bills look like a mere swipe at the Liberals.

"It's all part of a coherent pension reform," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

Federal and regional authorities need a coherent approach to reform the security forces and the judiciary.

The opposition has yet to come up with coherent policies to reform the tax system or health care.

I also agree with you when you say we need to "offer a coherent framework for reform".