Sentence examples for rapid reform from inspiring English sources

Rapid reform, in Congress?

Unsurprisingly, Oxfam says, British Sugar sides with the countries opposed to rapid reform.

Historians, popular and academic, also turned their attention to the Quiet Revolution, the period of rapid reform in Quebec that began in the early 1960s.

It should schedule provincial elections, start drafting a new school syllabus and promise a rapid reform of the army and security service, once the colonel has been toppled.

Ukraine will need:front-loaded actions going forwardThat is IMF-speak for a few things, including rapid reform of Naftogaz, the giant state gas monopoly.

In any subject area related to the provision of safety, failure is typically the most effective mechanism for evoking rapid reform and an introspective assessment of the accepted operating methods and standards within a professional body.

The simulations indicated that IIR-SOFC with packed-bed internal reformer leads to the rapid methane consumption and undesirable local cooling at the entrance of internal reformer due to the mismatch between thermal load associated with rapid reforming rate and local amount of heat available from electrochemical reactions.

But the gambit failed to produce rapid reforms.

In a crisis, political leaders need to pursue rapid reforms to address pressing economic problems.

Countries not yet in the EU fear that even rapid reforms may not help them join.

Ms Merkel, who during the election campaign advocated rapid reforms, now talks about the need for "small steps".