| Introducing competition conditions in the electricity and natural gas markets necessitated far more thorough-going structural adjustments. |
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| Although he was never a thorough-going Imagist, Monro was no insipid Georgian, either. |
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| The ETH Board and the ETH domain are aiming for a thorough-going reform of the study programs. |
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| He must be able to deal with complexity, and this necessitates skill in thorough-going and patient analysis. |
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| Both the Socialists and the United Left say they want a more thorough-going federal system. |
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| Questionable conversion was something I already knew about, even while mired in a thorough-going Arminian theology. |
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| For the Stoics were thorough-going empiricists and believed that sense-impressions lie at the foundation of all of our knowledge. |
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| I anticipate thorough-going reforms in recruitment, mobility, training, career management, incentives and disciplinary action. |
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| His record might well raise the hackles of a thorough-going free-marketeer. |
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| The Fund must also undergo a thorough-going transformation of its action towards the indebted countries if it is to make full use of its capacity to meet these objectives. |
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| The evidence is that change can come and it can be thorough-going. |
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| At this time Morocco needs a large, well-coordinated array of thorough-going reforms in keeping with the challenges of attending the future free-trade area with the European Union. |
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| However, thirty years after it was introduced, there is now a perceived need for a more thorough-going revision of the system currently in operation. |
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| The changes that have to be made in order to improve the calibre of democracy within such institutions demand much more thorough-going involvement on the part of parliamentary representatives. |
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| I would suggest, too, that the other institutions also undertake a thorough-going review of the way they work and prepare a programme for modernisation. |
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| Throughout much of the region's economy, meanwhile, thorough-going reforms were introduced, the thrust of these being to free up trade and liberalize national financial markets and capital flows with the outside world. |
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| Mr. Prayter was a thorough-going cleric in the way of eating. He ate till there was nothing left. |
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