Sentence examples for more modest reforms from inspiring English sources

So the government has settled for more modest reforms.

As voters in the region turn against the status quo, some are looking for radical change while others are seeking more modest reforms.

By pushing for a radical change in the chain of command, she will probably make it easier for more modest reforms to pass.

While a new department may prove necessary if more modest reforms do not improve federal coordination, a prudent Congress would first try interim steps.

Lack of congressional support, in turn, will doom Mrs Arroyo's plans to amend the constitution, although more modest reforms, including an overhaul of the electoral system in time for congressional elections in 2007, should make more headway.

If it's repealed or swept aside, both left and right might be able to focus on a more plausible goal: not a perfectly universal system, but more modest reforms that would help the hardest-pressed among the uninsured.

When the Democrats were in the majority in 1993-1994, Wellstone pushed for a Canadian-style single-payer healthcare system, in contrast to President Bill Clinton's more modest reform proposal.

Clinton argues that these proposals are unrealistic and favours more modest, incremental reforms.

However skilled Obama is as a politician -- and despite the presence of many principled progressives and liberals in Congress -- we cannot expect Congress to enact more than modest reforms until we tame the corporate plutocrats' power.

Policy makers should concentrate on more modest but practical reforms.

Nick Clegg is being urged by fellow Liberal Democrats to make a dignified exit from the coalition stand-off over elected peers and embrace a more modest set of reforms to the House of Lords.