Sentence examples for more comprehensive reform from inspiring English sources

The most significant result of a decision to strike down virtually all campaign-finance regulations would be to dash reformers' hopes for more comprehensive reform — hope, that is, for the sort of policies that proponents of equal access in politics believe would actually work.

More comprehensive reform should be the goal for an inadequate system.

If Congress can't coalesce around more comprehensive reform, the best course would be to let Section 215 expire.

I would wholeheartedly support a more comprehensive reform of the copyright laws, including shortening of the protection periods.

Given our persistent problems with elections in New York, the governor should seize the opportunity to promote more comprehensive reform.

When it comes to more comprehensive reform, the general consensus among education scholars in China is that any alternative would be too easily manipulated by the rich.

Activists called for more comprehensive reforms, arguing that the laws and the support system for children should be better integrated.

But there is strong interest in Congress in more comprehensive reforms, and the Sept. 11 commission seems likely to recommend creating an independent domestic intelligence agency.

From 1995 to 1998 he served as chairman of parliament's Committee on Legal Affairs and lobbied unsuccessfully for faster and more comprehensive reforms.

The appeals court's decision should strengthen the hand of advocates who believe the revisions currently being considered by Congress don't go far enough, and it should strengthen the resolve of legislators who have been pushing for more comprehensive reforms.

Then we should undertake more comprehensive reforms.