The phrase "meaningful reform" refers to making significant changes or improvements that have a real and important impact. It means implementing changes that truly matter and bring about positive results or progress. Full definition
As the new school year quickly approaches — for some, it is already under way — the debate over the quality of education and the need for meaningful reform continues to make waves. (ccsa.org)
With no sign of meaningful reform in the industrial relations space during current term of government, manufacturers are looking to strip out labour costs through automation and less generous wage deals. (afr.com)
I encourage the department and its peer reviewers to approach state proposals with significant skepticism and work overtime to ensure that states and districts intend to faithfully implement meaningful reforms. (educationnext.org)