Sentence examples for practical reform from inspiring English sources

His hints at practical reform are equally unconvincing.

He sees this as a practical reform, not a betrayal of principle.

The scandal is also, however, illuminating a much more simple and practical reform which is overdue.

So Stoppard presents Herzen as a man who rejects romantic anarchy in favour of practical reform and the emancipation of the serfs.

But from time to time he treats us to beautifully written portraits of his Arab friends, individuals who illustrate far better than finely wrought theory the difficulties of practical reform.

Though some have proposed requiring that agencies with official recognition charge investors, rather than issuers, a more practical reform may be for the government to stop certifying agencies altogether.

He also denied suggestions he would be running as a "moderate" Republican, insisting he would describe himself "as a practical, reform-minded conservative".

Policy makers should concentrate on more modest but practical reforms.

At Wittenberg in January 1522, the magistrates carried through practical reforms stemming in part from Luther's ideas and Carlstadt's initiative.

But at Leicestershire I was given the space to get on with making practical reforms happen, with none of that semi-colon-altering or policy writing by committee.

That's why Labour needs to set out practical reforms as part of a sensible debate on the changes we need".