Sentence examples for realistic reform from inspiring English sources

Realistic reform must instill due process as the bedrock principle of the immigration adjudication process.

Richard Bourke, who has worked on Batson appeals as the director of the Louisiana Capital Assistance Center, suggested that the most powerful, realistic reform would be to have states track the racial makeup of jury selection in the same way they track the racial statistics of traffic stops.

As David Bosco advocates in Foreign Policy, the option of a new, semi-permanent seat may be the most realistic reform that Japan — or any other Security Council hopeful — can expect at this point. .

These must be understood if realistic reform strategies are to be developed.

Transformatory resilience: the ability or capacity of government to design and implement desirable and realistic reform when the current organisation, structures and strategies are no longer feasible.

The way to promote prosperity in Britain is to secure realistic reforms of the EU.

Reining in federal spending, reforming a broken tax code, passing realistic immigration reform and creating an ownership society through entitlement reform are all big ideas that resonate with voters.

More realistic reformers yearn for a repeat of Ronald Reagan's big second-term tax-reform package in 1986, which cut tax rates and broadened the tax base.Even that looks unlikely.

It's all part of a disingenuous campaign to link the U.S.' generous offer to rescue more victims of that country's civil war to jihadist violence, while simultaneously warning champions of realistic immigration reform to back off.

The majority expressed a need for realistic humanitarian reform, within INGOs and also within the overall international humanitarian community.

And perhaps there are no realistic structural reforms that would work better than the moderate ones adopted.