Sentence examples for quick reform from inspiring English sources

Quick reform could give the Socialists time to recover by 2012.

"When I say reform, I want real and quick reform, because without genuine reforms, the situation will remain as it was," the king said in a speech to the heads and members of the executive, legislative and judicial authorities.

Citing an "unprecedented" crisis of confidence in the state's judiciary, the New York City corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, yesterday urged quick reform of the state's judicial selection process at a State Senate hearing.

Let us hope that Americans will demand quick reforms.

"This cabinet is like previous ones, but what matters is whether the new ministers will deliver on promises of quick reforms," said Hamza Mansour, leader of the IAF.

This also brought in a large number of short-term TAs, who played a role in enabling quick reforms in time for the launch.

Despite widespread demands earlier this decade for quicker reform, many voters now appear content with such a timetable.As Mrs Ip's support among pro-Beijing groups suggests, there is a catch.

Business leaders have called for quicker reforms, with an attack on stifling bureaucracy and a reduction of the heavy tax burden on employers.

With all due respect to the education reformers and elected leaders who have been fighting for change, it is these parents who will ultimately pave the way for quicker reforms and improved schools nationwide.

Ryan rules out quick immigration reform: 'I don't think we can trust the president on this'.

An initiative such as this would be of great help in defining a new regional order; one that would be less tense, provided that the Syrian regime becomes convinced that it would be better for it, and for Syria to focus exclusively on serious, extraordinary and quick domestic reform.