"large reform" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to significant changes or improvements made to a system or institution. Example: The government implemented a large reform of the healthcare system, resulting in better access and quality of care for all citizens.
All this has been achieved while implementing a large reform programme following the Health and Social Care Act 2012.
The measures thus contain a large reform of tax in favour of the poor and large subsidies to big business to compensate for reduced profits.
Prosecutors contended that the rabbi, a founder of a large reform synagogue, wanted his wife of 29 years dead so he could pursue a secret two-year romance with a Philadelphia radio personality, Elaine Soncini.
The other large reform issue of this year's session concerned a bipartisan effort to do away with Connecticut's 298-year-old 298-year-old 298-year-oldhat has becountyin many lawmaker'sheriffons, a mill of political patronage staffed by inept and undertrained deputies.
The prospect of drastically scaling back a large reform project by Western governments -- with the United States supplying the single greatest amount of money, soldiers, diplomats and technical experts -- may reflect on the limits of diplomacy as well as the difficulties of imposing changes in the Balkans.
I urge the large reform organizations to consider this strategy.
Yet by and large, reforms have not been not fundamental and structural.
Furthermore, these large reforming systems are designed to operate at a constant production rate and with infrequent shutoffs and restarts.
For either configuration, the maximum power generated is determined by extinction at large reforming stream flow rates.
The French refer to it as being a "victim de son success". Thanks to large reforms in 2003, grants are now given to farmers independently of amount produced to avoid the problem of a food surplus.
As for Europe's famous social model, the argument is not really between retention and abolition: it is about large reforms, which are needed for demographic as well as economic reasons.
