1 Hence the Poor Law remained substantially unreformed by 1914.

2 During the journey away from his old un-reformed self, the mystic has to enter a dark night of the senses.

3 But the downsides of an unreformed system are much more obvious.

4 With its unreformed one-party system, its rote-learning in schools and state control of big businesses, "new China" is hardly a haven for innovative thinking.

5 The parties remain unreformed.

6 Then,[] a politically and unreformed and assertive China could be calling the shots in the most vibrant economic region of the world.

7 One reason is that the unreformed Japanese corporate sector is indifferent to returns to shareholders.

8 The economy has long - standing weaknesses, including congested transport, unreformed schools and patchy skills.

9 She saw the Polish words, dirty and all-knowing and unreformed, flinging mud on the clean English words until everything was equally dirty.

10 Oil prices are higher than they were in late 2006, the banking system remains unreformed (and pretty much unrepentant) and the global imbalances remain untackled.

11 It also focused global attention on the extent of human rights violations in China, and on its unreformed, authoritarian political system as it emerges as a world power.

12 However, the innovation has experienced less after-effect in the process of development, with the unreformed criminal punishment system standing in the way.

13 Investment in roads and education, for instance, ought not to be lumped in with costly and unreformed entitlements, like Social Security and Medicare.