Sentence examples for sensitive reforms from inspiring English sources

With other sensitive reforms yet to be steered through parliament, the prime minister can ill afford defections.

Laying the groundwork for politically sensitive reforms, Dutton said he wanted to "start a national conversation about modernising and strengthening Medicare".

The 2016 budget, released by the finance ministry on Monday, marked the biggest shake-up to economic policy in the world's top crude exporter for more than a decade, and includes politically sensitive reforms from which authorities previously shied away.

There is also a, albeit smaller, consensus that youth unemployment and other labour market problems in the school-to-work transition are best addressed by further investments in education and training rather than politically sensitive reforms to the labour market.

Instead, they are more likely to take place just after elections since governments can take advantage of their initial popularity to pass electorally sensitive reforms (Turrini et al. 2015).

Lessons Learned: A key lesson learnt from this programme is how inherently difficult it is to implement politically sensitive reforms during periods of political instability.

Could it be that the government is in no hurry, after Brexit, to pick up another politically sensitive reform?

The most obvious, but most politically sensitive, reform would be to scrap the ban on foreign direct investment (FDI) by multi-brand supermarket chains such as America's Walmart and France's Carrefour.

The drive has also whetted expectations that his consolidation of power will provide the political capital necessary to carry out sensitive reform.

"The defense budget has been growing so rapidly that we are less likely to put in many cost-sensitive reforms".

Similar arguments can be and have been deployed against any resource-sensitive reform of medical practice, as the "death panels" debate from several years ago well illustrates.