Sentence examples similar to picture reforms from inspiring English sources

For him, David Cameron and George Osborne will only win if they negotiate "big picture" reform with the EU, halting the current inexorable direction of travel towards an EU superstate.

Put simply, in recent years, the Republicans, at least at a federal level, have become a party of rigid ideologues, and in becoming more ideological they have become increasingly unable to build coalitions to put forward the sorts of big-picture reforms needed to keep the country and the economy thriving.

What's more, when they split in 2003, they weren't a band you would have pictured reforming.

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The biggest obstacles to big-picture rights reform still remain structural impediments embedded in a culture of fear and extremism, but tangible roadblocks for reform to women's rights in Pakistan often surface in non-legislative bodies such as the Council of Islamic Ideology.

His replacement must be able to manage constituent complaints like LaBonge, but must also deal with bigger-picture challenges: reforming the city employee pension system; attracting and keeping businesses; providing more affordable housing; normalizing and standardizing the zoning process; and standing up to domineering council colleagues, labor leaders and business groups.

The main issue is that this policy focus means that both sides of the House of Commons are missing the broader picture in welfare reform.

As soon as you think that you have spotted a join, or seen the technique behind the movement, the scene changes, another transformation occurs and the picture has been reformed again.

"We do not recognise this report as providing a sound or reliable picture of the reform".

Yet, there is good reason for optimism that the reform picture will improve, given the strong mandate that Yudhoyono earned at the polls last week.

Bear Stearns said a meeting last week by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPac) regarding drug-handling costs further blurs the Medicare reform picture, particularly for oncology focused biotech firms such as Amgen.