Sentence examples for thoughtful reforms from inspiring English sources

This wretched showing belied the fact that, for a decade, Manual High had been the object of aggressive and thoughtful reforms.

"We are proud that working people were able to play a role in proposing innovative solutions and thoughtful reforms that protect patient care," George Gresham, the union's president, said in a statement.

Instead of thoughtful reforms — particularly to programs like Medicare and Social Security — to begin to bring the nation's long-term debt under control, Congress has adopted a series of meat-ax measures.

She pledged forceful enforcement of current law and said "thoughtful reform of our regulatory structures" would be her top priority.

Whether through thoughtful reform of the type they propose or other means, the Senate must prioritize the prompt up-or-down votes of judicial nominees.

Thoughtful reform also marked the Millfield House Foundation, which he and his wife, Diana, and their four children set up in 1976 to tackle deprivation in the north-east – and which received significant financing from the sale of Laws Stores in 1985.

To knit it together, Mr Xi has appointed Liu He, a thoughtful, reform-minded policy adviser who was educated at Harvard's Kennedy School and whom Cheng Li of the Brookings Institution once compared to Larry Summers, the brilliant academic who became Barack Obama's economic guru.

"The thoughtful reform proposals put forth by Chairman Donaldson today," Mr. Snow said, "as part of his Mutual Fund Investors Rights Agenda represent important progress in strengthening the governance and transparency of mutual funds, in preserving the critical role that these funds play in our financial system, and in protecting investors".

The Financial Services Forum, a nonpartisan financial and economic policy organization comprising the CEOs of 19 of the largest financial institutions operating in the U.S., strongly agrees with the president on the need for sensible, thoughtful reform that preserves our position as a global financial leader.

Thoughtful, incremental reform is still reform, and it may be wiser than the corporate-supported nuclear option.

In all likelihood, the percentage needs to be increased to accommodate a demographic reality - an older nation with far greater retiree demands requiring more revenue to avoid more debt financing (in addition to thoughtful entitlement reforms).