In the early 1990s, it became evident that fundamental political, administrative and economic reforms were imperative for the government to be able to improve efficiency and effectiveness in the delivery of public goods and services.
Fundamental reform is imperative.
Institutionally inclusive land and housing policies, rather than intense top-down control, are needed in China.
Gov. Jerry Brown of California, a Democrat who has been pushing his own measures to reduce pension costs, said the vote in San Jose sent "a very powerful signal that pension reform is imperative," The San Francisco Chronicle reported.
Mr. Smith, 43, said that he understood the need for quick results, but that reform was imperative if the city was to break the cycle of underachievement for its most disadvantaged students.
But in a ruling on an application by white farmers, the court declined to declare President Mugabe's campaign to seize white-owned farms for blacks entirely illegal, saying that land reform was imperative and that some procedures had been carried out legally.
Varoufakis accepts that reform is imperative - as he told me when I interviewed him last week.
They are acutely aware of both its strengths and its shortcomings; adding their voice to the conversation on reform is imperative.
Not only is federal regulation of the health care industry nothing new, federal health care reform "was imperative for Americans, as well as for their State and local governments," as the more than 150 state legislators who filed a brief in the 11th Circuit case explained.
Ann Robinson, director of consumer policy at comparison website uSwitch.com, said: "While delivering secure, clean energy is an important part of the government's energy market reforms, it is imperative that affordability and keeping household costs to a minimum remain at the heart of its policy.
Knowledge of the law and the tools of legal analysis are imperative to crafting educational policy and school reform strategies.
