Sentence examples for scope for reform from inspiring English sources

The inefficiency and corruption that blight the welfare system at least offer scope for reform.

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia suggests there is scope for reform of super tax concessions for wealthy individuals.

Chances are the courts will get there first, limiting the government's scope for reform and leaving its overall immigration goal just as remote.

There is scant scope for reform and rehabilitation inside today's prisons but staff cuts ensure that ever more prisoners are released with experiences that ensure they will fail again.

There may be scope for reform but the basic characteristics of judicial review, of holding the executive to account in the exercise of wide powers, should not be lost".

Those among the reformists who believed that the system allowed scope for reform found themselves face-to-face with a theological-political structure that used extreme violence to ensure its legitimacy.

A fourth is that Australia is too highly regulated, and often inefficiently so.Saul Eslake, of the Grattan Institute, a think-tank, sees scope for reforms to encourage competition among chemists, lawyers, doctors and other professionals, as well as small businessmen like newsagents and entire industries like international aviation and agricultural marketing.

This dramatic overspending leaves wide scope for reforms that would be far more effective in reducing poverty, while still saving taxpayers a fortune.

And it was precisely this the Nazis had focused on: the first decades as a leader-led, one-party state nearly unbounded in its zeal and scope for reforms.

There is scope for more reform, he says.

He said there was scope for more reform in the criminal justice system.