Sentence examples for speedy reform from inspiring English sources

EVERYONE agrees that South Korea's financial system is unstable and needs a speedy reform.

Given the gulf between Obama and the Canadian Prime Minister, Stephen Harper, on climate policy, speedy reform seems unlikely at best.

It illustrates just why broadsheet editors are so exercised about the operation of the press complaints commission (PCC) that they are demanding speedy reform.

But Spain has been slow to embrace the internet only 23% of households were wired in 2002 and its universities are weak in science and technology.The OECD last year called for "an ambitious and speedy reform" of the pension system to bring retired people's pensions more closely into line with their contributions, and to slow the growth of pension spending after 2015-20.

Speedy reform, Duncan said, is his intent.

He promised speedy reforms of tax, energy, television and education and secured a wide-ranging pact in which all three main parties pledged to implement them.

Mr Lavrov described their meeting with Mr Assad as productive, insisting that the Syrian president was committed to speedy reforms, including a new constitution and elections, an end to violence and dialogue with his foes.

The book is at once a call for vigilance against threats to the social order and a plea for speedy reforms within the party and government, such as strengthening the legal system, reducing the number of local officials and expanding "socialist democracy".

When he talks about speedier reforms, improving education and repairing the environment, he does indeed sound more like a management guru than a politician hungry for votes.But he has a record of getting things done.

From the other side, Tim Farron, the Lib Dem party president, said Cameron and Clegg had to commit to speedy House of Lords reform in the Queen's speech and would get it through in two weeks, were it not for "a few rightwing extremists".

It included an unusual phrase in its announcement, saying it "strongly hoped" for speedier structural reform.