Sentence examples for necessity of reform from inspiring English sources

And Greek politicians would have to tirelessly and permanently communicate the necessity of reform.

To its credit, India's government realises the necessity of reform and has begun to push harder for it.

For the Beijing court and high officials in general, the necessity of reform had to be proved on the basis of the Chinese Classics.

By the time the emperor died in 1861, says Chang, Cixi had come to understand the urgent necessity of reform, of opening up to the outside world.

Third, the Iraq war may have created more hatred of the U.S., but it has also triggered a hugely important dialogue among Arabs and Muslims about the necessity of reform.

It was intended to explain the true nature of the French Revolution, to demonstrate how inextricably the right of liberty is interwoven with the very existence of man as an intelligent agent, and to point out the inherent progressiveness of the state and the consequent necessity of reform or amendment.

Both parties agree on the absolute necessity of reforming the addled, inefficient American tax code.

But in this British election the overwhelming necessity of reforming the public sector stands out.

Among enlightened members of the Qājār elite the necessity of reforms was deeply felt.

"But in this British election the overwhelming necessity of reforming the public sector stands out..

The war (1804 13) resulted in the loss of most of Iran's Georgian territory and showed ʿAbbās Mīrzā the necessity of reforming the Qājār military forces.