unreformable

Nevertheless, he is described as a "major Gaulliste" and in turn is describing EMU as "unreformable", leading to a monetary squeeze that was driving the French economy into slump.

"Monetary masochism" Richard 2006

The failure of the post-Stalin Soviet Union to deal with the dictator's legacy made the state inherently unstable and probably unreformable.

Haunted by the Past Edward Lucas 2011

Shehadeh argues that part of the problem is that the international community is telling the Syrian government to reform, when, he says, it has shown it is "unreformable."

Syria's Assad Promises Reforms as Crackdown Continues 2011

After the fact, some argued that reforms failed because the system was unreformable.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

Shehadeh argues that part of the problem is that the international community is telling the Syrian government to reform, when, he says, it has shown it is "unreformable."

Syria's Assad Promises Reforms as Crackdown Continues 2011

After the fact, some argued that reforms failed because the system was unreformable.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

After the fact, some argued that reforms failed because the system was unreformable.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

Some analysts say the whole Soviet system was unreformable and any change was bound to lead to an unstoppable process of increasingly dramatic transformation.

Mikhail Gorbachev: I should have abandoned the Communist party earlier 2011

After the fact, some argued that reforms failed because the system was unreformable.

The Return Daniel Treisman 2011

The hitch is that the system itself is unreformable.

Nicolas Sarkozy's Perestroika Nicolas Lecaussin 2010