"indispensable reform" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when discussing a reform that is necessary or highly beneficial. For example, "Climate change is an urgent issue that requires an indispensable reform of our energy policies."
Still, unless the major economies are content to accept a scenario of a totally irrelevant or nonexistent I.M.F., the indispensable reforms will happen one day.
For it is our choices – and the wisdom, resolve and judgments we bring to bear in making them, at both a national and global level – that will determine whether we secure a lasting recovery and indispensable reforms to safeguard our economic future".
Latin American politicians, both in office and in the opposition, should once and for all recognize that there is no way around the indispensable reforms that have been too long postponed.
The first step towards indispensable reforms is to highlight the neglected problems faced by health systems and to document them.
This, with the indispensable structural reforms, was part of the Lisbon agenda, and it is part of the "2020" endeavor.
Mrs Merkel fears that QE will allow laggard governments, including those of Italy and France, to further delay indispensable structural reforms.
Schröder's new German government has decided to duck the challenge of economic reform, indispensable if Europe's halting economy is to be hauled towards faster growth.
But surely reform is indispensable in order to address the undoubted reality of the democratic deficit.
"The requirement to work is an indispensable component of welfare reform.
CALVIN R. BROWN JR., M.D. Professor of Medicine, Division of Rheumatology, Feinberg School of Medicine, Northwestern University, Chicago Malpractice reform is indispensable in the battle against rising medical costs.
