Sentence examples for heavy reforms from inspiring English sources

The just-published Complementary Financial Law of 2015 was an opportunity widely expected in Algeria to address and include major changes much advocated by CARE and NABNI, yet the final document ended up with timid adjustments, leaving out heavy reforms that could really turn around the current economic paradigm, not sustainable any longer.

Any rescue package "would likely have fiscal conditions, but we would not expect something similar to the heavy reform agenda set for Greece," Antonio Garcia Pascual and Piero Ghezzi, analysts at Barclays Capital, said in a note.

Education counter-reformer Diane Ravitch immediately concluded that was the case, warning the world to back away from test-heavy reforms.

Talking-shops, such as the current crop of top-heavy reform committees, are known around the world for their tendency to drift into bureaucratic hokum.

Legally questionable and heavy-handed "reforms" end up costing city residents dearly.

In Newark, teachers, students and union activists mobilized together against Republican Gov. Chris Christie's heavy-handed reform agenda, demanding more local control over school policy and curbs on the expansion of charter schools.

But the heavy lifting of reform remains to be done.

President Bush is an oil man from Texas, and a reformed heavy drinker.

Rolling back privileges enjoyed by bumiputras — literally "sons of the soil" — would be political dynamite for Mr. Najib, who faces heavy resistance to reform.

— or six — to the gallows is at most a crowd-pleasing opening act to the heavy lifting of reform and rebuilding we still await.

Now, NHS England, the rest of the health service and local government need to be given the time and space to do the heavy lifting around reform outlined in the Five Year Forward View.