Sentence examples similar to deep rooted reforms from inspiring English sources
An economic crisis is the worst time to think about undertaking deep- rooted reforms.
Is it deep rooted in your heart?
They would set the stage for more deep-rooted reforms in the next administration.
John Bogle, the 82-year-old founder of Vanguard Group, a mutual fund powerhouse, called the U.S. retirement security system a "real mess," saying it was in need of deep-rooted reforms.
Eswar Prasad of Cornell argued that the government must demonstrate its commitment "to deep-rooted reforms including reducing labor regulations, unshackling businesses from red tape and bureaucracy, reducing government control of banks and clearing up their bad loans, developing capital markets, revamping the government's tax and expenditure systems and improving infrastructure".
Some reforms which are recognized to be important and which were planned for in the Free Care launch and the National Health Sector Strategic Plan (MoHS 2009) are still outstanding, perhaps because they require more institutional and deep-rooted reforms.
The cases have deep roots.
The reluctance has deep roots.
This mistrust has deep roots.
