Meanings of significant reform in English

We have helped to achieve significant reform of the international monetary system.

It's a significant reform of the National Electricity Market, AEMC says.

But it is also seeking significant reform of the pension system for State employees.

Minister for Social Protection Regina Doherty has announced significant reform of the State contributory pension.

NCP official Ibrahim Ghandour defended the bill, saying the reduction in detention times marked a significant reform.

It is hard to imagine he will really press for significant reform in the months and years ahead.

He said the bill would be the most significant reform of the agencies' legislation in the country's history.

The Isis failure led to a crisis within the credit union movement, which has resulted in significant reform.

It is also expected to seek significant reform of the pensions for State employees as part of forthcoming talks.

The report called for significant reform with a shift away from the current top-down approach, devolving more responsibility to providers.

Provocation, a defence which judges have repeatedly said requires significant reform, is used in a quarter of all murder trials.

The budgetary process has needed significant reform for many years, starting with the obvious need to scrap the big day itself.

This includes not just a referendum on the abolition of the Seanad, but also significant reform of the Dáil and local government.

Trust, which supports children in care, said: This represents the most significant reform to the support children in care are given in a generation.

We have to have a political landscape that draws the country in the same direction which is the direction of significant reform, Eide said.

On leading and managing change, a significant reform is the plan's requirement for senior leaders to improve the engagement of their staff through individual targets.