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Meanings of radical reform in English

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Usage of radical reform in English
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A Labour spokesman said: Ed has made clear he wants radical reform.
The Guardian
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Rapid, radical reform requires a step change in how we do business.
The Guardian
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Only radical reform will restore the credibility of the credit union movement.
The Irish Times
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But now, as Government revenues crumple, radical reform has become a necessity.
The Irish Times
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The only way we can achieve this is through radical reform.
The Irish Times
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Without more radical reform, it won't have the money to pay for them.
Reuters
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This radical reform of principles carries with it a radical transformation of details.
The Positive School of Criminology / Three Lectures Given at the...
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A radical reform in the civil service of the general government has been proposed.
The Life, Public Services and Select Speeches of Rutherford B. H...
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The pressure for some radical reform of our archaic licensing laws continues to build.
The Irish Times
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The Treasury said it was "undertaking radical reform" of the banking system.
BBC
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That would be the most radical reform of the day.
The Complete Writings of Charles Dudley Warner — Volume 1
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One first labour, to institute a strenuous review and radical reform of his economics.
Past and Present
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It proposed increased social expenditure, the radical reform of the health, education and housing sectors.
The Irish Times
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The countryside exists in a state of economic deprivation and our agriculture needs radical reform.
The Guardian
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The need for radical reform of the Garda Síochána complaints system has long been recognised.
The Irish Times
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Now another new government needs to face up to the vital need for radical reform.
The Guardian
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