意味のある変革がなされるならば、私は政治改革に総じて賛成だ。の英語

In the main, I am in favor of political reform if meaningful changes are made.

The nation as a whole is in favor of political reform.

Political reforms may ameliorate the living conditions of the poor.

Political reform will be a difficult process.

He promised political reforms would be put into practice.

reform of the Japanese government by Sadanobu Matsudaira called {the Kansei Reform}

having political or social views favoring reform and progress

give impetus to political reform

The circumstances are favourable―The times are favourable―for a reform.

Everybody is calling for sweeping reforms.

The new reform will be hailed with general satisfaction.

ancient Japanese political reforms called Taika reforms

a reformation intended to counter the results of a prior reformation

He has revised his opinions about political reform.

Everyone assumes that drastic reform is needed.

the reforms he proposed were too radical for the politicians

reform, in fact, is, rather feebly, on the win

We are now seeing the birthpangs of political reform, at the hands of the coalition government.

a revolution of the Tokugawa Period in Japan called {Revolution of the Tempo Era}

The statement imported that changes were necessary.

These reforms include the liberalization of the electricity market and the abolition of the rice production adjustment system.

Any reform is better than none.

We want to do that and progress the reformation.

I effected a reform―carried out a reform―in spite of opposition.

They seem determined to press forward with their program of reform.

a cry for [against] reform

There is a danger that the promises of political reform will turn out to have been nothing but pie in the sky.

It seems it will be difficult for the Lords to resist reform.

As matters stand―As things are―a reform is not to be thought of.

This is indeed the first step to political reform, but it doesn't go far enough.