Sentence examples for large scale reform from inspiring English sources

Cllr Alan Farnell, the leader of the council, said: "We all accept that the magnitude of the financial challenges requires large scale reform.

With hope for large scale reform now dead, Hedges recommends "tiny acts of rebellion".

All this said, districts were left questioning whether this money was a big enough carrot for large scale reform required of RTTT.

There has, however, been some acknowledgement of their experience of health inequalities in the National Disability Strategy that is driving large scale reform of the interface between mainstream and specialist disability services and support, and has resulted in a National Disability Insurance Scheme to provide a sustainable individualised funding model to deliver disability services [ 11].

This anchoring in known and actionable goals makes the Compact vastly different than the soaring language of LEARN and LAAMP, the large scale reforms of the 1990s.

It doesn't lead to large-scale reform.

The Dream Act alone won't achieve the large-scale reform the country needs.

Large-scale reform of the American health-care system is one of the most complicated policy issues the government faces, as all of Trump's modern predecessors learned.

If the Democrats quit now, so close to the goal line, the opportunity for large-scale reform could be lost for years.

Whenever Congress undertakes large-scale reform, there are times when disaster appears certain — only to be averted at the last minute by the good sense of its sometimes unfairly maligned members.

Patricia Q . Stonesifer who stepped down this month as chief executive of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is expected to be named on Monday as chairwoman of the Smithsonian Institution, a position created last year as part of the organization's large-scale reform effort.