Sentence examples for fundamental reforms of from inspiring English sources

That would demand fundamental reforms of the sector and the transformation of the part-nationalised behemoths into genuine public banks.

He has presented a case for fundamental reforms of the relationship between parliament and the European court in a recently published paper for the think-tank Civitas (2011).

Mr. Suozzi was on firm ground in complaining that saddling him with such a precarious budget will make it more difficult to achieve the fundamental reforms of county government he promised voters.

The findings of an investigation into abnormal maternity unit practices at Our Lady of Lourdes hospital in Drogheda triggered calls for fundamental reforms of hospital procedures in the republic.

That is why Labour will vote to prevent any developments of shale gas in the UK unless the Tories and Lib Dems concede to the much needed and fundamental reforms of the regulatory regime that Labour have proposed.

But the prospects of the currency surviving beyond 2015 and 2020 depend upon fundamental reforms of European governance, involving substantial limits on national sovereignty, for which there is little or no public support.

Clegg called for fundamental reform of the banking system.

Some want more fundamental reform of the UK economy.

Completing the fundamental reform of government procurement, so desperately needed, hangs in the balance.

Fundamental reform of our school system is essential if we are serious about educating our children.

So alongside deficit elimination, the Corbyn campaign is advocating a fundamental reform of our economic system.