Sentence examples for decisive reform from inspiring English sources

His willingness to face down such powerful interests is stoking hopes of decisive reform in other fields too.

If its current experiment in democratic government is to work, President Wahid must take decisive reform action in the economic and military areas Mr. Gelbard has identified.

As the scandal erupted earlier this year, powerful forces out for full-scale privatisation made a concerted bid for decisive "reform".

It called on Spain to deliver a "decisive" reform programme by the end of the month.

And recent surveys should be taken more seriously, since they reflect a long-standing structural weakness in need of decisive reform.

Bloomberg has more details from Beijing Chinaa Growth Outlook Cut by IMF as 'Decisive' Reforms Urged.

His finance minister, Arun Jaitley, is in hospital, but will face pressure soon for more decisive reforms before next year's budget.(Picture credit: AFP).

It lacked decisive reforms, only partially eased restrictions on foreigners investing in the insurance, defence and railways industries, and looked too cautious in the light of a huge election victory.

If anything, caution will temper reformist ambitions.A recent Franco-German report, co-written by Jean Pisani-Ferry, head of the government's economic-strategy unit, and Henrik Enderlein, a German economist, concludes of France: "We fear a lack of boldness for decisive reforms".

Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of the Conservative People's Party, tweeting in Spanish, called the victory a "deserved recognition of his decisive reforms".

She identified two key factors, which have supposedly made the Philippines a leading contender among emerging markets; first, improvements in transparency and efficiency in fiscal spending and tax administration, and second, the Aquino administration's huge reservoir of political capital, which could be translated into swift and decisive reforms in the coming years.