| Despite its inherited mistakes, Rohan believed the empire was not only reformable but also the precondition for maintaining unity in Europe's heartland. |
| Even if it is reformable, many of the reforms that others have made or are pushing for make it worse, as has been argued. |
| In the '60s and '70s the left across Europe was divided over whether the EEC was reformable or not. |
| It can be hoped that, at that age, the rapists are still reformable. |
| A couple of years ago The Economist arranged a debate in Paris, in front of about 300 subscribers, between Sarkozy and me, around the question of whether France is reformable. |
| Instead, say the authors, militants should focus on reformable imbalances, such as agricultural subsidies. |
