Sentence examples for long term reform from inspiring English sources

Faced with two irreconcilable problems, Europe needs two solutions: long term reform paired with a short term stimulus.

The CO2 reforming of methane and propane has been compared over two different Ni catalysts: one reference Ni/SiO2 system and a Ni/Mg(Al)O hydrotalcite-derived catalyst, shown previously to display high catalytic stability for long term reforming.

That's because of the permanent savings we have already made and the further long terms reforms we announced at the autumn statement".

Is Greece, coordinated with Europe, getting down to the job of serious, long-term reform?

Ethics and redistricting reform are indeed essential for long-term reform, but their impact is delayed.

No one can doubt the need for significant, long-term reform.

Mr Brewer insists that the early primary is "short-term pain for long-term reform".

And there would still be a need for long-term reform.

Structuralists face a tension: How much should you reduce the pain the unemployed are feeling now, and how much should you devote your resources to long-term reform?

Clegg attacked the leadership for seeking tactical victories at the expense of long-term reform, in particular in relation to constitutional change.

But meaningful long-term reform will never come from internal tinkering with personnel and procedures that successive secretary-generals have had a shot at.