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| ss was cut down and burned during the Lutheran | reform. |
| The Welfare | Reform Act 2009 (c. |
| y, the Yeshiva also had opponents on the left: | Reform saw it as a threat because its graduates would |
| 11 November 2010 Part 2 of the Constitutional | Reform and Governance Act (commonly known as the CRaG |
| t who is perhaps most known for being the 1996 | Reform Party Vice President candidate, the running-ma |
| MPs) until the seat was abolished in the Great | Reform Act of 1832. |
| At the 1868 election the Second | Reform Act reduced its representation to a single sea |
| ace and editor of the online journal, the Arab | Reform Bulletin. |
| part agreement he had made with the opposition | Reform Party, which had offered him support in his el |
| Secretary of State, to enforce the Regulatory | Reform (fire Safety) Order) 2005 within Crown Premise |
| Under the Education | Reform Order (NI), 1989 a school wishing to obtain Gr |
| The decree of the university | reform was redacted on October 12, 1918. |
| He was also a founder of the Tamils | Reform Association, and served as its Chairman and Se |
| in England and Wales, according to the Prison | Reform Trust. |
| Since the land | reform of 1974 the hitherto independent parish of Uet |
| e constituency was abolished through the Great | Reform Act. |
| She is currently a member of the Education | Reform, the Health and Human Services Reform, and the |
| e the official state affiliate of the national | Reform Party and renamed itself the Mississippi Refor |
| After the community | reform from 1974 Didderse belonged to the district of |
| In 1961, the government again revised the land | reform program by lowering the land ownership maximum |
| and in 1909 became the first leader of the new | Reform Party. |
| eft-wing' Tory groups in June to form the Tory | Reform Group, Knox became its vice-president with Nic |
| Urban Regeneration Agency under the Leasehold | Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 for th |
| He is credited with coining the welfare | reform catchphrase, "end welfare as we know it." |
| il society is actively involved in the current | reform process, and non-governmental organizations (N |
| l of serie C senators- following the electoral | reform, senators are not elected by thirds to nine-ye |
| History of Prohibition and of the Prohibition | Reform Party. |
| as Jesse Ventura in 1998, she became the first | Reform Party member elected as lieutenant governor of |
| The constituency was created by the Great | Reform Act of 1832 by the splitting of Northumberland |
| as a break-away congregation from the Wesleyan | Reform Church in Whitwick, which still stands (now us |
| He currently serves on the Education | Reform and the Health and Human Services Reform commi |
| serving as Executive Secretary of the Justice | Reform Council of Puerto Rico. |
| refused to fight in Ireland until the Leveller | reform programme was implemented; as a result 300 men |
| Prior to the Great | Reform Act of 1832 there was also a separate Newport |
| During his acceptance speech at the 2004 | Reform Party National Convention in Irving, Texas, Ra |
| The German-Baltic | Reform Party (German: Deutsch-Baltische Reformpartei) |
| riff-reform movement, and organised the Tariff | Reform League in 1903, becoming its first chairman. |
| At the time of the Great | Reform Act in 1832, Bedfordshire had a population of |
| Take Back Parliament, the Electoral | Reform Society, Make My Vote Count, and Unlock Democr |
| resident of the board of managers of the State | reform school at Marianna 1897-1902; mayor of Mariann |
| 2, when the borough was abolished by the Great | Reform Act. |
| This compared with 47 for the governing | Reform Party and 21 for the Liberal Party. |
| ld defeat Tom Sindlinger leader of the Alberta | Reform Movement and a previous Progressive Conservati |
| ital Corporation abolished in the Municipality | reform of 2007. |
| g Latin, committed himself that the liturgical | reform should not take a direction hostile to sacred |
| ent and in his third administration the Second | Reform Bill was passed. |
| k a conspicuous part at that time in the great | reform movement in connection with Thomas Hoyne. |
| a key force in the creation of the Democratic | Reform BC party, which was officially founded on Janu |
| uthorities who are required, now by the Police | Reform Act 2002, to make arrangements for custody vis |
| unist Party (JCP); but following the electoral | reform that replaced the SNTV multi-member districts |
| gham, surveyed by Dawson in 1831 for the Great | Reform Act |
| vestment, the Education Finance, the Education | Reform, and the Taxes committees. |
| Two of the Union | Reform members from Chesterfield were later replaced |
| the United States Senate version of the Patent | Reform Act of 2007 (S. 1145) moved forward with an am |
| In some opinion polls, the dormant | Reform Party actually placed ahead of the Tories. |
| (a) 21 were members of the Union | Reform Party of South Carolina and the other 3 were I |
| l politics since 1993 when he joined the Brant | Reform Party of Canada Riding Association. |
| He has also been involved in the political | reform of the States of Jersey and most recently, spe |
| During his acceptance speech at the 2004 | Reform Party National Convention in Irving, Texas, Na |
| Since its introduction by the Education | Reform Act 1998, the National Curriculum has been imp |
| ouncil from 1925 to 1949 and led the Municipal | Reform Party on the Council for 12 years. |
| the 19th and 20th Centuries (notably the Great | Reform Act of 1832), have eroded the administrative a |
| was a pro-European, and was member of the Tory | Reform Group. |
| s in the 1906 borough elections, the Municipal | Reform Party published a manifesto for the 1907 count |
| ent Conservative, until he founded the Alberta | Reform Movement. |
| his remarks, Rabbi Wise spoke of the American | Reform pulpit as "one of the great achievements of th |
| al meltdown that ensued, as well as the health | reform debate. |
| the Central Synagogue in Manhattan, the oldest | Reform congregation in continuous use in New York Cit |
| after the successive collapses of the Liberal | Reform Party governments of Prime Ministers Sir Richa |
| Peace or War (Merle Curti, 1936) and The Peace | Reform in American History (Charles DeBeneditt, 1980) |
| argely repealed and replaced by the Regulatory | Reform Act 2001. |
| onstituency was abolished in 1832 by the Great | Reform Act, being divided into two two-member county |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area had been part of Tokyo 7th d |
| e 930s, when Montier-en-Der accepted the Gorze | Reform driven by St. Evre's Abbey, Toul ; some years |
| At the time of the Great | Reform Act in 1832, Lincolnshire had a population of |
| assimilationist tendencies of the 19th-century | Reform Jewish movement. |
| By the Great | Reform Act as it was eventually passed in 1832, Calne |
| inted with Morel through the work of the Congo | Reform Association. |
| is criticism was the establishment of the ADEM | Reform Coalition in 2002. |
| e Phthiotis and Phocis prefectures in the 1899 | reform, but this was reverted in 1909. |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area was part of the multi-member |
| position was abolished under the Intelligence | Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004. |
| nto the London County Council by the Municipal | Reform party to represent the Dulwich division of the |
| Under the Great | Reform Act of 1832 the boundaries were extended to en |
| icholas II of Russia allowed the parliamentary | reform in Finland. |
| e did not return to Parliament after the Great | Reform Act, dying two years later. |
| ry borough in 1295, and abolished by the Great | Reform Act of 1832. |
| me he lived in Berlin as the editor of the Die | Reform. |
| This statute is sometimes known as the Sixth | Reform Act. |
| The region was created by the 2005 | reform of the Victorian Legislative Council. |
| by Rabbi Louis-Germain Levy, it is the oldest | Reform synagogue in France. |
| s of Spring 2005 he is a trustee of the Ulster | Reform Club. |
| med the government which was to pass the Great | Reform Act. |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area had been part of Tottori At- |
| ilson was responsible for piloting the Divorce | Reform Act, 1969 through Parliament which changed the |
| Until the administrative | reform of 2007, it was the capital of the district of |
| apse that forced the repair and the subsequent | reform of the tower, it was restored in 2001. |
| It is due to him that the Benedictine | reform, which had recently been inaugurated in Italy |
| egotiations by the Regions regarding the state | reform. |
| son currently serves as chair of the Education | Reform Committee, and also serves on the Education Fi |
| rliamentary organisation clerked by the Prison | Reform Trust, and a patron of the Forum on Prisoner E |
| was established in 1883 with the name the Land | Reform Union, as a result of the social reformer Henr |
| s for 20 of the last 22 years before the Great | Reform Act. |
| For the initiative passed by the Intelligence | Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, see West |
| On January 8, 1954, due to the administrative | reform of the BSSR the Oblast was completely incorpor |
| e Vocational Quest; co-authored the Curriculum | Reform, and the influential survey: Industry-universi |
| and the borough was disfranchised in the Great | Reform Act of 1832. |
| During the cadastral | reform of the early Meiji period in 1889, the village |
| Twain, Alcott and the Birth of the Adolescent | Reform Novel |
| ty, the Bradford Trades Council and the Social | Reform Union. |
| was always the base of support for the former | Reform and Canadian Alliance parties from 1993 to 200 |
| a model of success, with the secondary-school | reform program being credited with Miami's graduation |
| At the time of the Great | Reform Act in 1832, Norfolk had a population of appro |
| This was the first season after the major | reform of Belgian football. |
| to sit the fight out, establishing the Western | Reform Party as a temporary measure until the schism |
| The Agrarian | reform was a cornerstone priority of the Moldavian De |
| In 2004 the Prison | Reform Trust described Leicester as one of the most o |
| However, following the tariff | reform by Chamberlain he seceded from the Conservativ |
| Opportunity Act, better known as the "Welfare | Reform Act," which, he said, would result in even hig |
| In 1981 he founded the Prison | Reform Trust (PRT). |
| The adoption | reform movement groups supported ISRR and recommended |
| nterests, and took no part in the Johannesburg | reform movement, maintaining friendly relations with |
| lone councilmember to vote against the ethics | reform package she noted that placing onerous restric |
| At the time of the Great | Reform Act in 1832, Kent had a population of approxim |
| election he became a member of the Regulatory | Reform Committee, the Unopposed Bills (Panel) Committ |
| As the federal | Reform Party is now defunct, several independent Refo |
| ttract Progressive Conservatives to the former | Reform Party of Canada. |
| voted in for the Tax | Reform Act of 2007 (HB2) |
| City of Sydney in 1962 representing the Civic | Reform group, before becoming Lord Mayor in 1972. |
| hen it was moved from the site of the Wesleyan | Reform Chapel and its shaft was replaced. |
| The election followed the parliamentary | reform of 1906 which replaced the Diet of Finland, wh |
| However, the conservatives in the original | Reform Party, backed by the economic resources of the |
| rently serves as the DFL Lead on the Education | Reform Committee, and is also a member of the Educati |
| He is coordinator of the Sentencing | Reform Team at the Department of Justice. |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area had been part of Tokyo 2nd d |
| The proposed | reform of local government in Northern Ireland would |
| ustrial School, opened in 1911 as the "Alabama | Reform School for Juvenile Negro Law-Breakers", was c |
| having been overcharged to celebrate the 1832 | Reform Act. |
| voted for the Tax | Reform Act of 2007(HB2) |
| voted in favor of the Tax | Reform Act of 2007(HB2) |
| 2006 Lady Verma was made a Patron of the Tory | Reform Group |
| The German | Reform Movement was a political movement active in Ne |
| eginning he was heavily involved with the land | reform. |
| In the administrative | reform of 1994 the previous district Stendal was merg |
| husband Arthur Bell was the leader of the Tory | Reform Group. |
| ed in more controversy in 2001 when the Prison | Reform Trust named it as the most violent detention c |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area had been part of the multi-m |
| , and, for most of its history until the Great | Reform Act of 1832 reformed the franchise, the majori |
| Badis was an emblematic figure of the Islamic | Reform movement in Algeria. |
| tax commissioner and as a trustee of the State | reform school for boys at Jamesburg, New Jersey from |
| The constituency was created by the Great | Reform Act for the 1832 general election, and abolish |
| arliamentary session which produced the Second | Reform Bill, Disraeli's eventual assumption of the le |
| was the richest man in Romania before the land | reform that followed World War I. Nicolae had three s |
| The constituency was created by the Great | Reform Act for the 1832 general election as a parliam |
| ate 19th and early 20th century and the social | reform work of Georg Schulpe". |
| the Slave Trade Act (1807 and 1833), the Great | Reform Act (1832), and successive Representation of t |
| Before the administrative | reform in 1864, it was called the Bosnia Eyalet. |
| parts had previously been entitled; the Great | Reform Act reduced its representation to two MPs, and |
| During the cadastral | reform of 1889, the village of Kawazu was created, al |
| the 95th General Assembly include the Adoption | Reform, Appropriations-Elementary & Secondary Educati |
| f the London County Council from the Municipal | Reform Party in 1934, he was appointed on 13 March as |
| The key | reform to the former tribunals was to increase effici |
| of the worst electoral defeats since the Great | Reform Act of 1832. |
| He authored the education | reform bill in Tennessee. |
| a married priest and opponent of the Gregorian | Reform and the local Patarenes; he is called Landulf |
| r of the Currency, addresses the Massachusetts | Reform Club |
| ute is sometimes known informally as the Fifth | Reform Act or the Equal Suffrage Act. |
| was elected to take part in the constitutional | reform. |
| The National | Reform Union (or NRU) was formed in 1864 and was comp |
| 009 under the provisions of the Constitutional | Reform Act 2005. |
| ynagogues in the United Kingdom and the oldest | Reform synagogue in the UK. |
| he constituency was first created by the Great | Reform Act for the 1832 general election, and abolish |
| term as governor, Wilson advocated the humane | reform of the Negro Laws and backed the incorporation |
| -conformist preacher and a leader of the Great | Reform Movement in Manchester, England. |
| During the cadastral | reform of 1889, it was proclaimed to be a village. |
| He was a Member of the Law | Reform Committee 1996-99 and the Legislative Council |
| the hillside, is a private house; the Wesleyan | Reform chapel, at the West End of the village, was de |
| oyed by the Russians as surveyor in their Land | reform projects in what was then East Germany. |
| pered), before plot developments cause them to | reform and join Sanzo's side. |
| ecision to regroup his men, commanding them to | reform at a point set by compass led to controversy. |
| esigning their own targets and bound them into | reform. |
| American Christians took it upon themselves to | reform society during this period. |
| sed how to convince Americans that they should | reform their health-care system to be like the NHS. |
| , before becoming a director of the think tank | Reform in 2000 until his election to parliament in 20 |
| 4,913 votes (14.61%), finishing third against | Reform Party incumbent Jake Hoeppner and Progressive |
| 8,020 votes (24.43%), finishing third against | Reform Party candidate Maurice Vellacott. |
| 11,087 votes (17.36%), finishing third against | Reform Party leader Preston Manning. |
| It has been argued that this land | reform along with Operation Barga formed the base for |
| f the clan system, nor achieve a thorough land | reform. |
| blems and declare that thoroughgoing political | reform will be necessary if economic reform is to suc |
| n influential exponent of advanced thought and | Reform Judaism. |
| ational defense must be strengthened through a | reform of national politics. |
| les Parliaments, particularly through landmark | reform of industrial relations, facilitation of high |
| ngthen management accountability through proxy | reform, and decrease barriers to entry for small busi |
| wall Brigade gave the Confederate line time to | reform and A.P Hill's troops to come up and fill the |
| Boers opened fire; the British had no time to | reform from their compact quarter columns into a figh |
| For some time the | Reform Club and the Civic Association were the closes |
| ernmost regions of Russia before the time zone | reform of 2010. |
| ad been forced to run under title 'Independent | Reform'. |
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