Sentence examples for less reformed from inspiring English sources

It does not have Russia's natural resources, its economy is less reformed, it has no imperial hangover and no tradition of a strong state.

Despite their relative unpopularity (see chart 1), Britain's trains are part of its national identity, particularly among the less reformed bits of the Labour Party.

His response is, "Yes, I never imagined they would be able to carry apartheid so far". For in Lelyveld's absence, apartheid had been less reformed than refined.

Euro-zone countries may end up having to accept more, not less, reform and budget discipline.

With 2012 in sight, more, not less, reform is urgently needed.

But most criminal justice advocates have been reluctant to talk about sex offender laws, much less reform them.

Even Gordon Brown signed up to "investment tied to reform", but today Labour offers the lethal cocktail of more spending and less reform.

Two years later Whitlam resigned as parliamentary leader of the party after a second electoral defeat and was replaced by a less reform-minded leadership.

But that could mean less reform at home.The link first emerged when France held the rotating six-month presidency of the European Union in the second half of 2008.

"But I was persuaded that if this bill went down, we would end up with a bigger, more expensive alternative with much less reform".

New elections could interrupt this success story, potentially ushering in a less reform-minded government or at least making the prospects for coherent, pro-business policymaking more uncertain in the near term.