Sentence examples for proper reform from inspiring English sources

Proper reform costs money.

Proper reform might become the least unpalatable option.

So the system is ripe for reform.And proper reform would likely address many of business's common complaints.

Javed Hamid, the IFC's Asian chief, says that these city banks may serve as a model for proper reform.

And the transition before proper reform, as the experience after 1911 suggests, could last a long time.

Of course, the Conservatives' proposals are not a proper reform, simply a short-term palliative to win popularity.

Schools grew too quickly, without proper reforms or teacher training, and Nasser's brand of socialism was an economic disaster.

"I want to see continued investment in football but it has to be done in line with proper reforms at the top.

If the country would institute the proper reforms quickly and stop wasting money aiding Cuba, this argument goes, it would not need any significant help from abroad and would attract investment.

Surely it is time for proper reforms, not for another round of sticking-plaster decisions that make NHS employees and civil servants a bit more miserable but fail to meet public need.

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