Sentence examples for further substantial reform from inspiring English sources

Freer trade in agriculture means further substantial reform of Europe's ridiculous Common Agricultural Policy.

In addition, the fate of the so-called Constitutional Treaty and the tortured process leading to the ratification of the Lisbon Treaty might well be expected to reduce the appetite of national governments to contemplate further substantial reform.

A letter dated 26 August from Francis Maude, the Cabinet Office minister, seen by the BBC, suggests a further 124 quangos will be merged, 56 retained subject to "substantial reform", and 282 retained.

You are certainly correct that "it has become inescapably clear that Republicans are unlikely to vote for substantial reform this year," and you are also correct to warn against further delays and compromises with a party determined to use the health care debate as a partisan tool to destroy the Obama presidency, as Senator Jim DeMint was foolish enough to admit publicly.

The European fisheries policy has undergone a substantial reform.

"None of the parties offer substantial reform for the economy.

These shortcomings can only be addressed through substantial reform.

First, Greece made further substantial progress on closing its deficits.

Independent editor Chris Blackhurst told the inquiry that editors recognised the PCC needed "substantial reform".

It would be the most substantial reform of the Fisa court in its history.

He is passionate about the NHS but also evangelical about its need to undergo substantial reform.