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| The Physicians' Council for Responsible | Reform is an advocacy group in the United States whic |
| Such a ballot | reform is often a complement to moving towards a “str |
| by informal consensus; without such agreement, | reform is virtually impossible. |
| Muhammad ibn Sa'ud launched their campaign to | reform Islam in Arabia from their power-base in Diriy |
| he House Committee on Oversight and Government | Reform issued a report on the incident, the result of |
| In addition, he was involved in social | reform issues such as education and circumstances sur |
| technical advisor on constitutional and legal | reform issues in various parts of Africa for the Euro |
| One of the most contentious electoral | reform issues in this district is the proposed Distri |
| They also maintained a consciousness of social | reform issues like juvenile delinquency, race relatio |
| His ideas about Social Security | reform issues are explained in Reforming Social Secur |
| the ranking official on constitutional law and | reform issues for four successive provincial administ |
| erce, Trade, and Consumer Protection regarding | reform issues. |
| s state legislature, on behalf of governmental | reform issues. |
| mmercial Club addressed many other progressive | reform issues: supported street cleaning and paving p |
| Depending on the depth of the | reform, it would also threaten the two-party system. |
| 3, as the government drafted plans for housing | reform, it issued consultation papers on a proposed f |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Istiaia-Aidipso |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Argos-Mykines, |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Paionia, of whi |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Kozani, of whic |
| Since Berlin's 2001 administrative | reform it belongs to the newly regrouped governmental |
| Before the 1 July 2009 local government | reform, it was a Verwaltungsgemeinschaft, covering th |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Rhodes, of whic |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Samos, of which |
| Since the 2011 local government | reform it is part of the municipality Corinth, of whi |
| dear god! if we can't | reform it, can we delete it until it is rewritten? |
| n, and was sent to Baume Abbey in about 886 to | reform it. |
| " in which they will delete the real world and | reform it. |
| the transformation of circumstances; i.e., to | reform its functions to maintain a meaningful conditi |
| t decided to move up the date in order to help | reform its economy. |
| Florida came under pressure to | reform its mechanical butterfly ballot system after t |
| sioner for Human Rights, called on Pakistan to | reform its blasphemy laws and said that the country h |
| partment of Justice in which the ABA agreed to | reform its accreditation process and eliminate some o |
| The Rebellion starts to | reform itself into a body of government, first as the |
| caused the war and apparently does not wish to | reform itself. |
| of the Liberal Democratic Party of Germany to | reform itself. |
| nce on US Military Assets (Centre for European | Reform, January 2002). |
| He also wrote How to Be an Extremely | Reform Jew (Avon Books, 1994) and has contributed to |
| He was a former | Reform Jew who converted to Christianity, and became |
| She was raised as a | Reform Jew, and is currently an ordained Anglican pri |
| Mizpah Congregation is a | Reform Jewish synagogue in Chattanooga. |
| The synagogue was built by a | Reform Jewish congregation in 1898-1900. |
| man was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts to a | Reform Jewish family. |
| "Protest again the excesses of the | Reform Jewish School was the immediate cause which br |
| Rabbi Daniel Freelander, also arose out of the | Reform Jewish camp movement as one of the pioneering |
| to a Jewish woman in a ceremony conducted by a | Reform Jewish rabbi, there are questions that have ne |
| Temple Emanuel is a | Reform Jewish synagogue in Beaumont, Texas. |
| s born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to a German | Reform Jewish family. |
| he congregation participates in the Cincinnati | Reform Jewish High School. |
| New York City through a merger with the rival | Reform Jewish Institute of Religion. |
| Temple Beth-El is a | Reform Jewish congregation, and a founding member of |
| The Rashi School, a K-8 | Reform Jewish Independent School, offers a Jewish and |
| assimilationist tendencies of the 19th-century | Reform Jewish movement. |
| church building is now home to Temple Sinai, a | Reform Jewish congregation. |
| Temple Beth Tikvah is the name of several | reform Jewish temples, including ones in Roswell, Geo |
| United Jewish Cemetery is a | Reform Jewish cemetery, located at 3400 Montgomery Ro |
| Temple Israel is a | Reform Jewish synagogue in Minneapolis, Minnesota. |
| Detroit, Michigan) has been the cantor of the | Reform Jewish synagogue Temple Emanuel in Davenport, |
| Temple Shalom is a | Reform Jewish synagogue in Wheeling, West Virginia. |
| 5% of Orthodox, 50% of Conservative and 25% of | Reform Jews (Ament 2005:31). |
| kground at HUC launched him into acclaim among | Reform Jews. |
| It serves as prayer place for | Reform Jews. |
| evelopment, Finance, Government Operations and | Reform, Jobs, and Veterans committees, and of various |
| amics, Perspectives and the Issue of Political | Reform', Journal of Social Affairs [AUS, Sharjah], Vo |
| In Seneca Falls, Stanton continued his work in | reform, journalism and politics, often traveling, spe |
| Reform Judaism does not afford any special status or | |
| that do not see Jewish law as binding, such as | Reform Judaism and Humanistic Judaism, may allow this |
| nal Jewish family, Marcus became interested in | Reform Judaism at the age of 15. |
| , Galveston, Texas) was a prominent pioneer of | Reform Judaism in the United States in the 19th centu |
| Israel Jacobson - philanthropist and father of | Reform Judaism |
| d operated by the URJ, the organizing body for | Reform Judaism in North America. |
| e son of Rabbi Isaac Mayer Wise the founder of | Reform Judaism in the United States. |
| , the congregational database of the Union for | Reform Judaism (as the UAHC is now known) states that |
| it was by definition a response to the rise of | Reform Judaism in the early 19th century. |
| Union for | Reform Judaism |
| mination, and rather as an attempt to re-mould | Reform Judaism in terms of contemporary liberal Chris |
| entieth century, many began to actively prefer | Reform Judaism to Orthodoxy; as early as 1915 biweekl |
| d Saperstein of the Religious Action Center of | Reform Judaism criticized Winfrey in the New York Tim |
| me one of the strongest opponents of the early | Reform Judaism movement, and headed the protest of th |
| next fifteen years, Adas Israel moved towards | Reform Judaism and membership grew to 25 families. |
| traditional, Orthodox-style worship to a more | Reform Judaism style of worship. |
| s sometimes considered to be the originator of | Reform Judaism in the United States. |
| wrote that he was “one of the great leaders of | Reform Judaism and one of the greatest American relig |
| his unsuccessful attempt to stop the spread of | Reform Judaism in Britain by excommunicating its lead |
| Jewish views of divorce differ, with | Reform Judaism considering civil divorces adequate. |
| go'eil ("and brings a redeemer") is changed in | Reform Judaism to umeivi ge'ulah ("who brings redempt |
| ator Royal Copeland and the prominent rabbi of | Reform Judaism Dr. Stephen S. Wise and Barney Pressma |
| an-born American Rabbi who was a leader in the | Reform Judaism movement, serving as head of the movem |
| 1926 - August 29, 2005), leading rabbi in the | Reform Judaism movement |
| These meetings established "Classical | Reform Judaism" and rejected Jewish laws that had a r |
| According to Herbert C. Brichtothe, writing in | Reform Judaism's Hebrew Union College Annual, the fam |
| e United States, as well as the investiture of | reform Judaism's first woman hazzan and the ordinatio |
| at the West London Synagogue, the Movement for | Reform Judaism's flagship synagogue. |
| 7 Clapboardtree Street (Association: Union for | Reform Judaism) |
| f American Hebrew Congregations (now Union for | Reform Judaism) in 1915. |
| g 350 Years of American Jewry, Great Voices of | Reform Judaism, and Hebrew Union College: 125 Years. |
| In Israel and | Reform Judaism, the holidays of Shemini Atzeret and S |
| of RSY Netzer, The Zionist Youth Movement for | Reform Judaism, are also located there. |
| tly took on a number of roles at the Union for | Reform Judaism, and, after a serious and disabling ac |
| In reaction to the emergence of | Reform Judaism, a group of traditionalist German Jews |
| recent creation adopted by the American branch | Reform Judaism, critics have said it takes quite a bi |
| Levitt, who had been raised in | Reform Judaism, accepted Yeshua (Jesus Christ) as the |
| 30th female rabbinic graduate of the Union for | Reform Judaism, she had previously served as associat |
| n 1882, which would later become the Women for | Reform Judaism. |
| rgest synagogues constituting the Movement for | Reform Judaism. |
| daism, later to become known as classic German | Reform Judaism. |
| s currently Life President of the Movement for | Reform Judaism. |
| Tabick was vice-president of the Movement for | Reform Judaism. |
| ber 22, 1811, d. 1909) was an English rabbi of | Reform Judaism. |
| onal Families and is a member of the Union for | Reform Judaism. |
| erican Hebrew Congregations, now the Union for | Reform Judaism. |
| Emeritus of the Commission on Social Action of | Reform Judaism. |
| n influential exponent of advanced thought and | Reform Judaism. |
| nd Conflicting Visions:Contemporary Debates in | Reform Judaism. |
| brew Congregations (now known as the Union for | Reform Judaism. |
| y Synagogue, a constituent of the Movement for | Reform Judaism. |
| brew Congregations (now known as the Union for | Reform Judaism.) |
| storical significance; the records of American | Reform Judaism; the records of American Jewish commun |
| Its mission is to | reform juvenile justice systems across the country th |
| In 1981, he returned home to | reform Keighley Town, a side that had played in the o |
| outh Wales parliament between 1901 and 1909 to | reform land holdings and in particular to break the s |
| outh Wales Premier, John Robertson, in 1861 to | reform land holdings and in particular to break the s |
| a platform of local issues, free trade, social | reform, land reform, industrial conciliation and arbi |
| vernment, local officials who at first favored | reform later came to oppose further reform which migh |
| as opposition to the Massachusetts health care | reform law that he had signed five years earlier. |
| Council, and helped to write the 1996 welfare | reform law known as the Personal Responsibility and W |
| The 1953 electoral | reform law in effect reduced the field of political p |
| il, as required by the Massachusetts Education | Reform Law of 1993. |
| lay in the economy, privatisation, trade union | reform, law and order, and immigration and resettleme |
| 9 job-training programs and a 1995 educational | reform law abolishing terminal and travel sabbatical |
| d a $50-million lawsuit contesting an election | reform law that had stripped his party of its registe |
| obal Glass-Steagall", a reference to a banking | reform law that was passed during the Great Depressio |
| In September 2003 a project or draft to | reform Law 84 of 1989 did not pass in the Congress of |
| illman Act, the first federal campaign finance | reform law, which was passed in 1907 and banned corpo |
| ral seeking to strike down the new health care | reform law. |
| reforms towards the mid-late 1980s, electoral | reform laws were passed in 1989, liberalizing the nom |
| r the legalization of prostitution and seek to | reform laws that restrict human rights of sex workers |
| The legislature passed two election | reform laws during Lanham's administration, both name |
| The | Reform laws sponsored by the puro (pure) wing of the |
| natural gas, enacting strict campaign finance | reform laws, and enacting "equitable taxation." |
| tion, he had pledged to enact campaign finance | reform laws. |
| ernor Briscoe, passed a series of far-reaching | reform laws. |
| vinegar salad dressing that is still trying to | reform layers. |
| Former | Reform Leader Weisgerber left Reform to sit as an ind |
| ealth care through education, research, policy | reform, leadership improvement, and communication wit |
| 1872, at a convention of the New England Labor | Reform League in Boston, Heywood introduced Greene an |
| icious licence hunt, a meeting of the Ballarat | Reform League was held on Thursday 30 November 1854 i |
| It was from the "Propagandists" that the | Reform League was later established in 1865 to press |
| Leno was fully satisfied with the success the | Reform League had met and, being opposed to unnecessa |
| He was active in the Ballot | Reform League and served on the West Feliciana Parish |
| The attempts of the Tariff | Reform League to hold a public meeting in Newton Abbo |
| In response, a Citizens' | Reform League was formed to defend the crosswords, an |
| mond Beales (1803-81) was the President of the | Reform League and was a central figure in the 19th ce |
| riff-reform movement, and organised the Tariff | Reform League in 1903, becoming its first chairman. |
| ort of the prosperous middle class whereas the | Reform League enjoyed the support of Trade Unionists, |
| 1952 when Thomas Hollway led a brief Electoral | Reform League government. |
| r Thomas Hollway, who had formed an "Electoral | Reform League" grouping in the Parliament advocating |
| The procession started off from the | Reform League's headquarters, at 8 Adelphi Terrace, h |
| He arrived in London just after the | Reform League's Hyde Park demonstration in 1867. |
| At the height of the | Reform League's popularity it arranged for a meeting |
| He was active in the New South Wales Electoral | Reform League, which advocated manhood suffrage for t |
| He met a dozen members of the | Reform League, including John Bedford Leno, in a priv |
| Lillie Goodisson and Ruby Rich of the Women's | Reform League. |
| as elected inaugural President of the Ballarat | Reform League. |
| by members of the new version of the Ballarat | Reform league. |
| e annual meeting of the National Civil Service | Reform League. |
| an Cooperative Association and the Land Tenure | Reform League. |
| id not tackle the pressing problem of currency | reform, leaving it to the National Monetary Commissio |
| es (1850), Pierpont became known not only as a | reform lecturer, but also as an expert on phrenology |
| ociated with the movement's attempt at radical | reform led to an erosion of the anti-organizational p |
| Nahda wal-Islah (The Movement for Renewal and | Reform), led by Wael Abbas, claimed responsibility fo |
| ublic animosity toward the stockade and prison | reform led to the stockade's closure. |
| ons, and his alleged desertion of the cause of | reform led to a violent attack on him by Lauderdale i |
| ng archeological finds, enacting civil service | reform, legalizing Indian casinos, and providing for |
| he Whig government most involved in taking the | reform legislation through Parliament in 1832, still |
| She was the chief sponsor of adoption | reform legislation allowing godparents and second cou |
| ow of his faction, even the book of records of | reform legislation was burned. |
| uring his first term, he sponsored immigration | reform legislation that was eventually incorporated i |
| gulation, a repeal of Obama-backed health care | reform legislation passed earlier this year, and an e |
| cember 22, 2008 Sen Smith introduced Paternity | Reform legislation in the Missouri State Senate. |
| Beavers strongly opposed the 2010 health care | reform legislation proposals, sponsoring instead the |
| In 1977 he introduced | reform legislation into the Senate, but it never achi |
| yonic stem cell research, voter identification | reform legislation and tort reform legislation. |
| He proposed welfare | reform legislation to gradually transition recipients |
| n March, Mr. Obama signed sweeping health-care | reform legislation that extends health insurance cove |
| ve and presenting in Parliament such important | reform legislation as the act abolishing heritable ju |
| Carson is a strong supporter of health care | reform legislation that increases access to medical c |
| sential role in the passage of major education | reform legislation in 1990. |
| he first significant public-option health care | reform legislation in the nation. |
| is' opposition to President Obama's healthcare | reform legislation, along with Davis' decision to not |
| Her | reform legislation, introduced in July 2000, made uni |
| azawa government also failed to pass political | reform legislation, thirty-nine LDP members joined th |
| n, Robles pioneered groundbreaking immigration | reform legislation, SB60, that would issue illegal im |
| ed with implementing the Commonwealth's health | reform legislation, the Massachusetts Public Health A |
| f Connecticut's sweeping 2005 campaign finance | reform legislation. |
| l Police for a quorum call on campaign finance | reform legislation. |
| 03 that led to the development of property tax | reform legislation. |
| est during the national debate over healthcare | reform legislation. |
| f issues, including recently-passed healthcare | reform legislation. |
| pharmaceutical industry regarding health care | reform legislation. |
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