Sentence examples for issue of reforms from inspiring English sources

"The issue of reforms is not always linked to economic growth, as it should be," concedes Mr Solbes.

"Macroeconomic stabilization, both in fiscal and monetary policies, is necessary but not sufficient," he said, calling for more attention to the "equally important and under-recognized" issue of reforms for stable, long-term growth.

Also on the issue of reforms, elsewhere in the survey, we asked you to vote on the biggest challenges facing the sector; 55% agreed that tuition fees reform and funding cuts were the most pressing issue.

And the role of the president is to balance the [differing] wishes of society.Look, I, who was a union leader for a long time, think that we are living in the most important moment of harmony between capital and labour, and I think that we are getting prepared to discuss the issue of reforms in the coming years.

It is an issue of reform.

The election was fought over the issue of reform, notably the privatisation of the postal system.

"In the past six years he has never once raised the issue of reform," Ms. Lynch added.

Take the issue of reforming retirement programs long a key Democratic fallback.

The fight, he told the country, was about a single issue of reform: privatising the post office.

Mr. Klein, too, has made the issue of reform in Albany a central theme of his campaign.

"We've changed that to where we now judge them more strictly on the issue of reform".