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| However, the conservatives in the original | Reform Party, backed by the economic resources of the |
| 1 to 1925, and a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| rty; part of the European Liberal Democrat and | Reform Party. |
| arty merged with the Country Party to form the | Reform Party. |
| 1882-1959) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| ic Party and the European Liberal Democrat and | Reform Party. |
| ce loyal to the Missionary Party and the later | Reform Party. |
| She also served as a National Delegate to the | Reform Party. |
| with 116 votes, losing to Jake Hoeppner of the | Reform Party. |
| 1856-1927) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| gust 1930) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| on when he was defeated by Chuck Strahl of the | Reform party. |
| a member of the Conservative-backed Municipal | Reform Party. |
| also the secretary and treasurer of the Texas | Reform Party. |
| Party, Green Party, Libertarian Party, and the | Reform Party. |
| Collins attempted to win the nomination of the | Reform Party. |
| otectionist parties merged to form the Liberal | Reform Party. |
| d to Chelsea Borough Council for the Municipal | Reform Party. |
| Scotia House of Assembly as a supporter of the | Reform Party. |
| nd many of its members then joined the Liberal | Reform Party. |
| arliament in the 1993 federal election for the | Reform party. |
| Not to be confused with the National Party or | Reform Party. |
| 2 when he defeated John Ronald Hamilton of the | Reform Party. |
| as a radical offshoot of the moderate National | Reform Party. |
| 1862-1932) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| president of the European Liberal Democrat and | Reform Party. |
| idate Miriam Defensor Santiago of the People's | Reform Party. |
| 1993 federal election to Dave Chatters of the | Reform Party. |
| ion, that time defeated by Allan Kerpan of the | Reform Party. |
| 1861-1955) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| It is the successor to the defunct New Jersey | Reform Party. |
| e based on the results of its predecessor, the | Reform Party. |
| 1875-1956) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| e based on the results of its predecessor, the | Reform Party. |
| cabinet which were all members of the National | Reform Party. |
| arties including the Libertarian Party and the | Reform Party. |
| beral Party, then Independent and then for the | Reform Party. |
| and in 1909 became the first leader of the new | Reform Party. |
| History of Prohibition and of the Prohibition | Reform Party. |
| its leader until 1987, the year he joined the | Reform Party. |
| In both elections he ran as a member of the | Reform Party. |
| his seat in the House of Lords, supporting the | reform party. |
| in 2004, an affiliate of the national American | Reform Party. |
| 1875-1932) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| he was defeated by Daniel Stewart Reid of the | Reform Party. |
| 1871-1940) was a New Zealand politician of the | Reform Party. |
| he Liberal and Conservative backed Progressive | Reform Party. |
| candidate Miriam Defensor Santiago of People's | Reform Party. |
| e based on the results of its predecessor, the | Reform Party. |
| a Conservative, then from 1914 a member of the | Reform Party. |
| ngs were NDP strongholds until the rise of the | Reform Party. |
| It is not clear if Unwin actually endorsed the | Reform Party.) |
| The | Reform Party/Canadian Alliance rejected Red Toryism, |
| 9 electorates, but following parliamentary law | reform passed by Tony Rundle's government the number |
| Politics of Law | Reform, Penguin Books, Melbourne, 1982 ISBN 0-14-0223 |
| ration of the conditions prevailing before the | reform period, many Czechoslovaks resigned themselves |
| retaining the Semidouble rite for Sundays, the | reform permitted only the most important feast days, |
| nt against the Vienna Declaration, a 2010 drug | reform petition published in the The Lancet. |
| ears of complaint by Parliament, a significant | reform placing Parliament and Council on an equal foo |
| Democratic City Committee refused to adopt his | reform plan following a Republican sweep led by Distr |
| passage of Connecticut's SustiNet health care | reform plan in 2009. |
| r and Kennedy could not agree on a health care | reform plan for the country. |
| An election and | reform plan was unveiled on 19 April 2010. |
| A multi-year restructuring and | reform plan is aimed at making the district a model u |
| While most of the academy approved of the | reform plan, Latosz presented a different solution th |
| is the lead Minister in a whole of government | reform plan, Keep Them Safe, that is implementing the |
| "Massachusetts' Health | Reform Plan: Miracle or Muddle?" |
| d in several committees of government economic | reform plans in the public sector, in addition to the |
| , some key players involved with the education | reform plans had lost their seats, but Pugh managed t |
| Dever ran on a | reform platform and Thompson withdrew from the race i |
| Her mayoral campaign was run on an explicitly | reform platform, calling for an end to megaprojects a |
| l election later that year by campaigning on a | reform platform. |
| Family Compact which is not consistent with a | Reform platform. |
| Millennium Plaza (formerly | Reform Plaza) is a skyscraper in Warsaw located at Ar |
| s rise to power in the USSR and the consequent | reform policies of Perestroika and Glasnost had an im |
| , international debt, development and economic | reform policies (including the creation of the Millen |
| isation is not an option, but left future land | reform policy to future national debate. |
| s Labor Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's key Health | reform policy deal at the April 2010 COAG meeting. |
| ligence, he is a leading advocate of 'tort law | reform' policy, that would replace the law of neglige |
| Tho oversaw South Vietnam's failed agrarian | reform policy, and was accused of allowing it to do s |
| plemented as part of the N.T. Local Government | Reform policy. |
| s first administration would be administrative | reform, political and economic recovery and health an |
| closely with Joseph Howe, the most influential | reform politician of the era and put Howe in his cabi |
| Woods, and is named for Julia Kiniski, a local | reform politician of the 1960s. |
| "Don't Let Financial | Reform Politicize the Fed" |
| Parker, Joseph B. The Morrison Era: | Reform Politics in New Orleans. |
| eferendum held that year narrowly approved the | reform; polls indicated that the 2010 referendum woul |
| io and took on the Parliamentary and Electoral | Reform portfolio, overseeing the implementation of th |
| In 1871 an organ was introduced and the | Reform prayer book was adopted, and Nidche Israel bec |
| for the The Moscow Times, speculated that the | reform prefigures Vladimir Putin's return to the Krem |
| Weir was a founder of the constitutional | reform pressure group Charter88, and was editor of th |
| From this attitude his | Reform principles are derived. |
| rly in its history, CLI identified certain law | reform priorities. |
| tury there was a movement in several states to | reform prisons, create public schools, and establish |
| independence for the Philippines, and the land | reform problem. |
| and Romania have carried out an extraordinary | reform process and they have gone through a remarkabl |
| As part of the reformasi ( | reform) process in Indonesia since 1998, the governme |
| the Future With Partnerships", he commenced a | reform process that cemented the divisions of general |
| He has initiated a major | reform process in Kurdistan's system of Higher Educat |
| The Local Government | Reform process in July 2007 concluded that amalgamati |
| d in cooperation of United Nation's project on | Reform Process Assistance in Uzbekistan, Center for E |
| This | reform process is continuing. |
| been helping to fund Zimbabwe's constitutional | reform process that is scheduled to lead to both the |
| Despite initial attempts to scuttle the | reform process, the majority of reforms and recommend |
| il society is actively involved in the current | reform process, and non-governmental organizations (N |
| m was part of the larger New Zealand electoral | reform process. |
| ch einen Reformprozess: Does Iran still have a | reform process? |
| dom in Poland (in 1807 by Napoleon and in land | reform processes in the decades that followed), folwa |
| is subject matter have experienced significant | reform processes, which have had an impact on its int |
| oversight of the state budget and educational | reform, production of educational materials, maintena |
| The Maldivian government began an economic | reform program in 1989, initially by lifting import q |
| Taraki's | reform program - which threatened to undermine basic |
| ch and analysis to support Wisconsin's welfare | reform program and he assisted former Wisconsin Gover |
| he central African nation's ambitious economic | reform program initiated in 1996, allowing Cameroon t |
| this shift, during the third stage of the Bahn | reform program the locomotives were assigned to the l |
| l”, as part of Governor Guggisberg's education | reform program for the Gold Coast. |
| benefiting from Zimbabwe's controversial land | reform program and encouraging the violent invasion o |
| Yavlinsky developed a regional economic | reform program for him. |
| It is intricately linked to the health care | reform program of President Obama which aims to estab |
| In 1961, the government again revised the land | reform program by lowering the land ownership maximum |
| a model of success, with the secondary-school | reform program being credited with Miami's graduation |
| Kim Il-sung initiated a sweeping land | reform program in 1946. |
| es were created when the government's military | reform program was revealed as a careless downsizing. |
| rdance with the Strategic Missile Forces (SMF) | reform program, a spokesman for the division headquar |
| bacan had the duty to steer a painful economic | reform program, which was backed by multi-billion-dol |
| The mayor initiated an extensive urban | reform program, which was popularly termed the bota a |
| tudy about North Carolina's Work First welfare | reform program, conducted by University of North Caro |
| itical instability, which prevented a coherent | reform program. |
| uted to small farmers as part of a social land | reform program. |
| ng Arizona's charter school system and welfare | reform program. |
| then, Nigeria has embarked up a robust safety | reform program. |
| lendar) was the beginning of a systematic land | reform programme during the Tanzimat (reform) period |
| me Court rulings against the government's land | reform programme was incorrect, four judges in the Su |
| Willetts' | reform programme was so hated that Oxford and Cambrid |
| refused to fight in Ireland until the Leveller | reform programme was implemented; as a result 300 men |
| re almost reunited in a major local government | reform programme in 1915. |
| s Minister of Health, he prepared a healthcare | reform programme and organized twice national healthc |
| Party administration launched a wide-reaching | reform programme with cuts in both taxes and welfare |
| f member countries that they supported the IMF | reform programme. |
| work safety bureau vowed to step up its mining | reform programme. |
| f the Scottish Government's Public Procurement | Reform Programme. |
| 1), he opposed the colonial lobby to propose a | reform programme. |
| arting several knowledge, good governance, and | reform programs in the country through extensive stak |
| d, of Tokyo's disapproval of the extent of his | reform programs in the prefecture at a time when ther |
| n the cause of much conflict and dispute; land | reform programs, which are designed to redistribute p |
| security and support to economic and political | reform programs. |
| ew Labour government retained many of his land | reform programs. |
| king in Manchester on the topic of the "Social | Reform Progress League" which he had supposedly found |
| dated April 16, 2004 as part of the government | reform project Beter Bestuurlijk Beleid. |
| ctor of the Annenberg Washington Program Libel | Reform Project, and author of the Annenberg Libel Ref |
| oyed by the Russians as surveyor in their Land | reform projects in what was then East Germany. |
| d Bank and USAID funded public sector economic | reform projects of the Government of Sri Lanka. |
| Despite the | reform promises of the new administration, McShane wa |
| Zealand politics at the time was the economic | reform promoted by the Finance Minister, Roger Dougla |
| is an activist campaign promoting immigration | reform, propagated through billboards, protests, clot |
| Tort | reform proponents argue that such reforms are necessa |
| Senate | reform proponents actively decried the appointments, |
| influenced the Armelin's calendar and calendar | reform proposal by Auguste Comte in 1849. |
| Democrats were critical of the | reform proposal that Perdue presented to federal offi |
| e Society's newsletter, it printed a five-part | reform proposal called Stage 1. |
| in the 109th Congress, more than any other tax | reform proposal. |
| the "intransigence" of democrats, who blocked | reform proposals put forward in December 2005. |
| g the vote in support of the revised electoral | reform proposals put forward by the government and ba |
| veloped model language for inclusion in health | reform proposals to include the PCMH concept. |
| alternative public option in health insurance | reform proposals by the Obama administration, Shadegg |
| s arable land, had frustrated all agricultural | reform proposals before the war. |
| 1st Earl Russell was defeated on Parliamentary | reform proposals on 18th June 1866. |
| The party's monetary | reform proposals were similar to those of the theory |
| oved a new electoral system and constitutional | reform proposals, enlarging the parliament to 90 MPs |
| ot take any position on the merits of specific | reform proposals, and neither supports nor opposes th |
| ish legal profession was firmly opposed to the | reform proposals, the Appellate Jurisdiction Act 1876 |
| e section on recent legislation, case-law, law | reform proposals, and recent international developmen |
| She has also criticized Obama's health care | reform proposals, arguing that they are fascist and w |
| latform also included other state-level health | reform proposals, including the current Minnesota Med |
| SoundSpel is only one of many English spelling | reform proposals. |
| a great innovator, became resistant to further | reform proposed by the civilian leadership and was ev |
| The | reform proposed the imposition of legal penalties to |
| MIBH) as part of an overall programme of legal | reform proposed by the Office of the High Representat |
| Prison | Reform: Proposes two-tiered prison system to separate |
| ith President Bill Clinton's failed healthcare | reform proposls; Wofford had made working toward univ |
| After the 2006 immigration | reform protest membership in anti-immigration movemen |
| of an effort to encourage the queen to further | reform Protestantism in England. |
| Later that day told some pro-health care | reform protesters to, "Go back to the U.S. where you |
| organizing the 2006 United States immigration | reform protests, both the March 25, 2006 demonstratio |
| When Congress finally enacted the latter | reform, Prouty resigned, effective in 1914, to become |
| In the end the | reform proved unsuccessful. |
| ng the areas of Financial Economics, Financial | Reform, Prudential Regulations, Trade in Services, Gl |
| opment and service, and championing efforts to | reform public education in Los Angeles. |
| orial campaign trail in 2009 and said he would | reform public education in South Dakota by consolidat |
| a, one of the three persons that undertook the | reform published a treatise explaining the principles |
| author of three books: Inside National Health | Reform, published by the University of California Pre |
| his remarks, Rabbi Wise spoke of the American | Reform pulpit as "one of the great achievements of th |
| He was helped, ironically, by the radical land | reform pushed through with the support of the Communi |
| ermany - 1916 in New Orleans, Louisiana) was a | Reform Rabbi and communal leader in New Orleans. |
| Rabbi Amy Schwartzman, a | Reform rabbi from Virginia. |
| Rabbi Tarlow was ordained as a | Reform rabbi at Hebrew Union College in 1974, and ser |
| Jonathan V. Plaut, (born October 7, 1942) is a | Reform rabbi and author. |
| ly: Thoughts and reflections of a contemporary | reform rabbi and "Boundaries, Not Barriers: Some Uniq |
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