Sentence examples for thoroughgoing programme from inspiring English sources

Geoff Harris Warwick    You argue in today's editorial (3 February) for our continued membership of the EU but point out that the EU needs a "thoroughgoing programme of reform".

What Britain really needs from Europe, and what Europe itself needs, is a thoroughgoing programme of reform, comparable to the 1992 single market project, to improve competitiveness, restore economic growth and boost jobs.

He repeated the "vow" he had made before the vote to hand over more powers to the Scottish Parliament, but made it part of a thoroughgoing programme to hand decision-making to the nations, regions and smaller platoons of the United Kingdom.

If so, that would seem to preclude thoroughgoing commitments to war or peace or grand causes.

"We could conduct inquiries into thoroughgoing success, but what would be the point?

Mark Green is, at least in politics, as thoroughgoing a professional as Bloomberg is an amateur.

A thoroughgoing commitment to transcendence cannot allow for a God who is involved in human affairs.

Six years, one dethroned Uefa president,€2bn costs and a thoroughgoing tournament expansion programme in the making, France 2016 is finally upon us.

In the troubled countries of the euro zone this requires a programme of thoroughgoing structural reforms, along with a plan to reduce government budget deficits over the medium term.

Žižek is arguing that it would have been better had Hitler engaged in a thoroughgoing remaking of social and political institutions, rather than a programme of industrialised mass murder.

The most thoroughgoing of the new Palestinian Authority measures is the state- and institution-building programme.