n.改良主义

Reformism aims to bring gradual change within the existing system, rather than advocating for a complete overhaul.
改革主义旨在在现有体系内实现渐进式变革，而不是主张彻底改组。
The labor movement in the early 20th century was characterized by reformism, seeking better working conditions without challenging capitalism." (20世纪初的劳工运动以改革主义为特征，寻求改善工作条件而不挑战资本主义。
Moderate politicians often adopt a reformist approach, proposing small steps to address pressing social issues.
温和派政治家通常采取改革主义方法，提出逐步解决紧迫的社会问题。
Many economists argue that incremental reformism is the most effective way to tackle economic inequality.
许多经济学家认为渐进的改革主义是应对经济不平等最有效的方法。
The educational reformist movement seeks to improve schools without replacing the entire educational system.
教育改革运动的目标是在不改变整个教育体系的前提下进行改进。
In healthcare, reformists push for reforms that would increase access and efficiency without completely privatizing the sector.
在医疗保健领域，改革者倡导通过改革提高可及性和效率，但不完全私有化。
The political party shifted from radical socialism to reformism, advocating for social reforms without advocating a socialist revolution.
该政党从激进社会主义转向改革主义，主张社会改革而不提倡社会主义革命。
The company's management decided on a reformist strategy, focusing on incremental changes to streamline operations.
公司管理层决定采取改革策略，关注逐步调整以优化运营。
The government's recent budget proposal is a mixed bag of conservative and reformist measures, balancing fiscal responsibility with social welfare.
政府最近的预算提案包含了保守和改革措施的混合，兼顾财政责任和社会福利。
Despite initial resistance, the reformist policies eventually gained traction, leading to significant improvements in the country's infrastructure.
尽管最初遇到抵制，改革政策最终取得了进展，导致了国家基础设施的重大改善。