Sentence examples for profound reforms from inspiring English sources

Nobody can deny that Europe needs profound reforms.

I will be in a position to focus on profound reforms.

There are other lawmakers who are pushing for more profound reforms.

Mr. Bush, who made the legislation a top priority, praised the agreement's "profound reforms".

Liman's 470-page report, calling for profound reforms of the criminal justice system was nominated for the National Book Award.

He added: "It must lead to profound reforms, to reform the law and let the people choose".

But generally his government has failed to carry out profound reform, passed no significant legislation and is mired in sleaze.

The Conviction Review Unit has been the most profound reform that Thompson has implemented in his year as district attorney.

Vladimir Putin listened to the counsel of Sergei Guriev until that counsel, inflected with notes of disapproval and an urge for profound reform, became intolerable.

Then in an interview published this spring, Ricardo Alarcón, president of Parliament, said the government was planning a "radical and profound" reform in the coming months.

"It (Spain) certainly made profound reform of the labour market but it did not pay the same attention to public finances," he told Italian business leaders.