Sentence examples for marginal reform from inspiring English sources

And not just marginal reform, but full public funding of campaigns for higher office.

And that's why I'm suggesting you need to be thinking about fundamental change, not just marginal reforms".

Co-opters try to talk people into settling for too little, for marginal, inadequate reforms or change.

The latter argue that the adoption of a flat-rate tax with the crucial proviso that it be considerably lower than the highest pre-reform marginal rate would on the one hand increase the incentive of the highest-income, and by implication most productive, earners to work more, and on the other increase tax revenue by making tax compliance more attractive (the so-called Laffer effect).

We do so by calculating the marginal effects of reforms on the change in unemployment at the different deciles of the gap growth variable.

Evaluating the size of these interactions requires calculating marginal effects of reforms for different levels of economic activity (and their corresponding standard errors).

Demographic change cannot be tackled with marginal or partial reforms.

Politicians may be willing to criticize certain styles of state violence (especially when they were perpetrated by a previous administration), and even tinker with reforms at the margins, but marginal improvements still leave room for vast suffering.

Still to come: The House GOP wants a 25% top marginal tax rate; health reform's Medicaid expansion may run up against doctor shortages in some states; voters oppose GOP governors' budget plans; the EPA is moving ahead with new power plant emissions regulations; and street art that uses Legos.

Some English policy-makers hope that CCGs will compete for patients, but that has been a marginal theme in NHS reforms.

The reform bill reduced marginal and average tax rates by about 2percentt (except for the very bottom of income distribution).