Sentence examples similar to root and branch reforms from inspiring English sources

May spoke in Bournemouth hours before the federation started to vote on a package of root-and-branch reforms seen as vital to save it from disaster.

Some will see it as a metaphor for the division and arcane practices plaguing the federation, which is facing the threat of government intervention if it fails to enact root-and-branch reforms.

Finally, it seemed, the courageous, mould-breaking Pope Francis was going to force through root-and-branch reforms to tackle the scandal that has done such damage to the reputation of the institution he leads.

While Soros recognised earlier than most the limits of hypercapitalism, his class position made him unable to advocate the root-and-branch reforms necessary to bring about the world he desires.

Lord Laming's inquiry into the death of Victoria Climbié in 2000 was followed by root-and-branch reforms but today he expressed his distress at another child dying in the same London borough, despite being known to welfare and health agencies.

They each need root-and-branch reform.

It also requires root-and-branch reform of the House of Lords.

Richard Kramer, deputy chief executive at the deafblind charity Sense, called for root-and-branch reform.

Despite their experiences, neither is calling for root-and-branch reform.

It is time for root-and-branch reform of the way in which the Home Office and UKBA interact.

Cameron had unknowingly set the stage for root-and-branch reform.