Sentence examples for long overdue reforms from inspiring English sources

"A coordinated effort to close the fiscal gap through sensible and long overdue reforms is paramount".

We hope that long overdue reforms – properly balancing the aim of public protection with privacy rights – will now be forthcoming".

"It may mean they have fewer dollars that go to blocking long overdue reforms that are needed for students and teachers," Burke said.

But much harder, and long overdue, reforms will need to be put in place before the calm of our days feels real.

Others rationalized this resort to prospectivity as a "technique" that provided an "impetus... for the implementation of long overdue reforms, which otherwise could not be practicably effected". Jenkins v. Delaware, 395 U.S. 213, 281 (1969).

Dyke tonight announced he would be stepping down this summer, a year earlier than planned, due to resistance from a number of FA councillors and board members to long overdue reforms to the body's governance.

"It is a long overdue reform".

Was this a sensible and long overdue reform, calculated to inject much needed professionalism into a dusty institution?

What looks to some directors like long overdue reform can strike some CEOs and senior executives as dangerous infringements on essential management prerogatives.

That long overdue reform would raise an estimated $25 billion over 10 years, but the new rules will forbid being sensible like that.

Among the other unresolved issues is a long overdue reform to require brokers who give investment advice to act in their clients' best interest.