Sentence examples for daunting reform from inspiring English sources

His election has injected uncertainty into relations at a time when Beijing hopes for stability as it faces daunting reform challenges at home, slowing growth and a leadership reshuffle of its own that will put a new party elite around Xi in late 2017.

As daunting as such reform might be, it is far from impossible.

In other words, this ambitious agreement calls for a range of sweeping structural changes including, crucially, land ownership reforms, daunting in their scope and highly challenging in their implementation.

The task for labour market reform is daunting.

The reality of reform is daunting, however.

Finally, although the scale of the health system reform suggested by respondents is daunting, the prospect that health system reform might encourage the return of emigrant health professionals from the destination country, while also leading to improved retention in the source country, provides a strong impetus.

The needed tax, regulatory and legal reforms are daunting.

As daunting a project as reforming a political order might seem, this internal shift may be just as hard.

Phil Wilson, a close ally of Mr Blair and his successor as MP for Sedgefield, said: "The scale of Ed Miliband's reforms is daunting in its ambition.

After a decisive victory in the election on June 5th, he faces the daunting task of pushing through the reforms demanded by the €78 billion ($115 billion) IMF/ European Union bail-out.

EVEN before the Russian invasion of the east of the country last year, the task of reforming Ukraine's economy was daunting.