Sentence examples for incomplete reforms from inspiring English sources

"The very first open and adversarial court to ever judge these programs has now declared them 'Orwellian' and 'likely unconstitutional.' In the USA Freedom Act, Congress is considering historic, albeit incomplete reforms.

A national solvency crisis in 1991 prompted far-reaching if incomplete reforms: slashing import tariffs, selling some government-owned businesses, and easing licensing restrictions on what businesses could make.

FIFA is already in crisis, and if the allegations against Blatter are confirmed, FIFA would find itself in a situation similar to the International Olympic Committee four years ago, when the Salt Lake City bribery scandal erupted and led to the resignation or expulsion of 10 members and significant, if incomplete, reforms.

Such criticism can be applied to many reform movements — and has been — by those believing that they have the power to predict a movement's ultimate success and that the public should be satisfied with incomplete reform measures, like those intended to regulate injustice or discrimination rather than eliminate it.

But projections for growth hinge on several assumptions, and the IMF warns of nasty spillovers from policies in some of the world's biggest economies: like a dangerous government fiscal impasse in America, incomplete reform in Japan, and stagnation and high unemployment across the euro area.

The inadequate benefits reflect the incomplete reform in the medical insurance systems, and the absence of outcome equity was only an untouched aspect of the reform.

Some long-postponed or long-incomplete reforms are still necessary: we still need to put a doctor at every birth, provide child care to poor mothers, pay for disadvantaged girls to finish high school, teach youngsters about reproductive health, make family planning free to all and see affirmative action through in politics, courts and unions.

Burma Campaign UK, a group campaigning for democracy in Myanmar — which is also known by its old name, Burma — accused the government of using political prisoners for public relations purposes and called Myanmar's reforms incomplete.

The consequences of making incomplete, poorly coordinated reforms could be tragic.

Last, several incomplete elements in policy reforms such as clarity in fiscal allocations, definition of accountability measures, and civil-service reform need attention.

It said labour market reforms were "incomplete" and there was the likelihood of further asset deterioration for Spanish banks.