Sentence examples for much needed reforms from inspiring English sources

We can reconcile these much needed reforms with compassion for Americans living on flood-prone lands, while making the program sustainable for the future.

If only India's political system was like China's, they reason, the government could push through much needed reforms and the economy would take off (and stay airborne).

Its ambitious aim is to muster enough support during the British chairmanship of the Council of Europe for much needed reforms at European and national level.

Greece's new prime minister, Lucas Papademos, and Mario Monti of Italy are internationally credible economists, committed to making painful but much needed reforms, including liberalizing labor markets, shrinking overgrown bureaucracies, shedding state properties and rooting out corruption.

The Chinese policymakers could have used the 2008 financial crisis to implement the much needed reforms.

Instead of instituting much needed reforms, lawmakers voted to give the Trump administration broad powers to spy on Americans and foreigners at home and abroad without a warrant.

Any new alliance will need to push through some much-needed reforms and legislation to meet their election promises.

What you hear in Berlin is that France and Italy need to move beyond talking about freeing up the labour market and to implement much-needed reforms.

Everywhere much-needed reforms have slowed or stopped.

They can also lead to much-needed reforms.

"Now is not the time to retreat from these much-needed reforms".