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| a representative of the Alternative Democratic | Reform Party (ADR), having been one of the ADR's foun |
| ith State institutions on issues of democratic | reform. |
| on behalf of a movement aiming for democratic | reform beyond party politics of left and right. |
| and politician for the Alternative Democratic | Reform Party (ADR). |
| o seeks to understand the worlds of democratic | reform and public policy, it is important to see thin |
| y (DP), the Greens, the Alternative Democratic | Reform Party (ADR), the Left, and the Communist Party |
| of the region, as well as increased democratic | reform through truly representative and responsible g |
| cracy Promotion for the Minister of Democratic | Reform, the Hon. |
| This group advocated for democratic | reform and more meaningful voter participation in the |
| nt and Beijing for the lack of real democratic | reform. |
| , which examined potential areas of democratic | reform in Alberta. |
| Seven of the latter favoured democratic | reform. |
| alition which eventually became the Democratic | Reform British Columbia party, serving as the new par |
| Commons, with special emphasis on democratic | reform.. |
| calls on the White House to stress democratic | reform in its dealings with Egypt and to support Egyp |
| ultation and dialogue mechanisms on democratic | reform. |
| arty system and the introduction of democratic | reform, but also to a spiral of instability and incre |
| e steps are genuine efforts towards democratic | reform or disingenuous measures by the CPC to retain |
| st Party of China, which called for democratic | reform. |
| itish Columbia, Canada representing Democratic | Reform British Columbia, a progressive/centrist polit |
| a key force in the creation of the Democratic | Reform BC party, which was officially founded on Janu |
| It has campaigned extensively for democratic | reform within the PNA, and advocates a national emerg |
| ocratic Party (DP), the Alternative Democratic | Reform Party (ADR), the Left, and the Communist Party |
| 005, Kuo was named deputy leader of Democratic | Reform British Columbia. |
| ran in the Burnaby North riding for Democratic | Reform British Columbia. |
| Tom Morino is the former leader of Democratic | Reform British Columbia, a progressive/centrist polit |
| National Coordinating Body in the Development | Reform Cabinet under Jusuf Habibie. |
| ie's Cabinet, which was called the Development | Reform Cabinet consisted mostly of the same faces whi |
| anged during his tenure, state legislators did | reform the constitution later. |
| me he lived in Berlin as the editor of the Die | Reform. |
| He was an early advocate of dietary | reform in the United States and was most notable for |
| matters, primarily ecclesiastical disciplinary | reform. |
| d by a Bangalore-based organisation to discuss | reform in Islam. |
| Equality: The Rhetoric and Reality of Divorce | Reform (University of Chicago Press 1991). |
| d him to propose a new 'child-centred' divorce | reform in the early 1980s; the Bill was piloted by Ma |
| ilson was responsible for piloting the Divorce | Reform Act, 1969 through Parliament which changed the |
| atened him with being turned out if he doesn't | reform his ways. |
| vernment, and implemented a policy of domainal | reform. |
| uld allow him a free hand in pursuing domestic | reform as long as Czechoslovakia remained a faithful |
| he way for Ba'athist rule) but due to domestic | reform. |
| In some opinion polls, the dormant | Reform Party actually placed ahead of the Tories. |
| U) in New South Wales ceased following drastic | reform within the RAOU in the late 1960s which abolis |
| could be tweaked a little to turn it into Drug | reform at the international level by adding methadone |
| nt against the Vienna Declaration, a 2010 drug | reform petition published in the The Lancet. |
| 1952, the various states were dissolved during | reform in East Germany. |
| our cemeteries: Bethel Baptist, Buckhart Dutch | Reform, Edinburg and Goode. |
| ton, D.C., and was interred in the First Dutch | Reform Church Cemetery, near Pella. |
| ephardic congregation: it was in fact an early | Reform temple. |
| me one of the strongest opponents of the early | Reform Judaism movement, and headed the protest of th |
| Previous earmark | reform efforts had focused on disclosure of earmarks |
| Duckworth's opponent opposed earmark | reform, saying they are 'part of the process' legisla |
| op of Mende, was an advocate of ecclesiastical | reform at the Council of Vienne. |
| rticipation in the movement for ecclesiastical | reform. |
| m aroused heavy unrest with his ecclesiastical | reform effort and quarreled with Waldeck and Lippe, c |
| enlist the pope on the side of ecclesiastical | reform. |
| Ecclesiastical | reform he ardently desired, not through unauthorized |
| ement he drafted that scheme of ecclesiastical | reform for which he is famous. |
| ct VII promoted monasticism and ecclesiastical | reform along with Emperor Otto II. |
| of using it as an instrument of ecclesiastical | reform and a weapon against "ultramontanism", soon pr |
| Roman Churches and introduced an ecclesiasticl | reform that evoked opposition within the clergy. |
| n 1992, the first year of post-Soviet economic | reform, inflation was 2,520%. |
| The Maldivian government began an economic | reform program in 1989, initially by lifting import q |
| our post-Cold War diplomacy, launched economic | reform and, most significantly, discovered the politi |
| ate issues as well as the problems of economic | reform and transition. |
| The Political Logic of Economic | Reform in China, 1993 |
| facto leader of China as his idea for economic | reform was adopted by the Party, Hua Guofeng was impl |
| nsively on strategy, organisation and economic | reform and is the author of a number of books, includ |
| Greene's platform focuses on economic | reform and job creation. |
| ered privatization and other types of economic | reform that require substantial amounts of risk capit |
| Growing Out of the Plan: Chinese Economic | Reform, 1978-1993, 1995. |
| "When Economic | Reform Goes Wrong: Cashews in Mozambique". |
| he central African nation's ambitious economic | reform program initiated in 1996, allowing Cameroon t |
| d in several committees of government economic | reform plans in the public sector, in addition to the |
| thened Yang's support for the Chinese economic | reform as well as his friendship with Deng Xiaoping, |
| reason I had such a deep interest in economic | reform and devoted myself to finding ways to undertak |
| of aggressive support for the Chinese economic | reform and conservative stand against the political r |
| The BRIC leaders called for increased economic | reform, demanding a "greater voice and representation |
| n the Soviet economic system, Russian economic | reform and the attempted transition to democracy and |
| Mali underwent economic | reform, beginning in 1988 by signing agreements with |
| jeunes cyclistes, advocated extensive economic | reform in order that France could become a leading pl |
| ed in Mainland China when the Chinese Economic | Reform started in late 1970s. |
| bacan had the duty to steer a painful economic | reform program, which was backed by multi-billion-dol |
| tical arena and focused solely on the economic | reform, acting rather as a technocrat without indulgi |
| Political and economic | reform. |
| ited base for calls for political and economic | reform under figures such as Ismail Kadare. |
| Since the economic | reform, industrial manufacturing and development have |
| Yavlinsky developed a regional economic | reform program for him. |
| Zealand politics at the time was the economic | reform promoted by the Finance Minister, Roger Dougla |
| yside: Land and Farmers in the Era of Economic | Reform, Zed Books, pp185-210. |
| He pursued a vigorous program of economic | reform through the corporatisation and privatisation |
| They demanded economic | reform, an end to job losses and wage cuts in the fac |
| for an ongoing bilateral dialogue on economic | reform and trade liberalization. |
| ook "Growing Out of the Plan: Chinese Economic | Reform, 1978-1993" won the Masayoshi Ohira Memorial P |
| d Bank and USAID funded public sector economic | reform projects of the Government of Sri Lanka. |
| solid government stance on continued economic | reform. |
| was in "limbo" due to his support for economic | reform to countenance the country's stagnating econom |
| Romanian Government's Department for Economic | Reform. |
| , international debt, development and economic | reform policies (including the creation of the Millen |
| iod of democratization and subsequent economic | reform the Constitution was amended several times. |
| However, after the Chinese economic | reform and democracy in the Republic of China on Taiw |
| tended Social Consequences of Chinese Economic | Reform (1997) |
| served on the Committee for Political Economy, | Reform and Privatisation. |
| ccomplishing successful endeavors in education | reform and economic development. |
| also finding an audience within the education | reform movement, with symposium lectures at AEPL "Rec |
| will be trying to draw the cream of education | reform organizations to establish a presence in India |
| chairman is certainly interested in education | reform. |
| His campaign platform focuses on education | reform, enacting a single payer health care system, s |
| e-based education or standards based education | reform design. |
| member of the Education Finance, the Education | Reform and the Public Safety and Crime Prevention Pol |
| Development Policy and Finance, the Education | Reform, and the Transportation Policy and Finance com |
| e of morale, and drugs in school and education | reform. |
| Law 766 (1972) and the Massachusetts Education | Reform Act (1993) to a day school for a diverse body |
| ile at Harvard he became involved in education | reform as a consultant to the Massachusetts Board of |
| il, as required by the Massachusetts Education | Reform Law of 1993. |
| ado's top legislative priorities are education | reform, economic development, and crime prevention. |
| key organizers of a university-wide education | reform movement that resulted in changes in universit |
| research had furthered the cause of education | reform. |
| the Governor's Commission on Higher Education | Reform, Innovation and Investment |
| ching professionals, and also to the education | reform organization Achieve, which has launched the A |
| l”, as part of Governor Guggisberg's education | reform program for the Gold Coast. |
| explores the debate surrounding the education | reform movement. |
| ine in the House Of Commons when the Education | Reform Bill was being argued. |
| With Gardner a key player in Ohio education | reform as Chairman of the Higher Education Subcommitt |
| was abolished in 1990 following the Education | Reform Act 1988. |
| served on the staff of the Bilingual Education | Reform Task Force, the City Hall Park Restoration Com |
| ncrease associated with the Kentucky Education | Reform Act. |
| E. Peterson is a leading scholar on education | reform. |
| , some key players involved with the education | reform plans had lost their seats, but Pugh managed t |
| Most of his education | reform took place in his first term. |
| age improved policy collaboration in education | reform between both countries. |
| She also supports education | reform in Brazil and has stated that one of her goals |
| of the committees on Public Health, Education | Reform, Education and Criminal Justice. |
| legislation since the Massachusetts Education | Reform Act of 1993. |
| head of a commission of inquiry into education | reform in Lower Canada. |
| s of developing countries, including education | reform, immigration, debt bondage, ethnicity, land re |
| ong proponent of charter schools and education | reform, he proposed a comprehensive plan for sharply |
| Under the Education | Reform Order (NI), 1989 a school wishing to obtain Gr |
| She is currently a member of the Education | Reform, the Health and Human Services Reform, and the |
| Many efforts, including education | reform, children's rights, and government reform call |
| He currently serves on the Education | Reform and the Health and Human Services Reform commi |
| vestment, the Education Finance, the Education | Reform, and the Taxes committees. |
| Since its introduction by the Education | Reform Act 1998, the National Curriculum has been imp |
| enhanced her role as an advocate for education | reform. |
| in or German concerning marital law, education | reform, moral and systematic theology, canon law, pri |
| son currently serves as chair of the Education | Reform Committee, and also serves on the Education Fi |
| The Mississippi Education | Reform Act of 1982 was adopted in an effort to "impro |
| rently serves as the DFL Lead on the Education | Reform Committee, and is also a member of the Educati |
| sential role in the passage of major education | reform legislation in 1990. |
| He authored the education | reform bill in Tennessee. |
| B 1017, also known as the Oklahoma Educational | Reform Act, which was signed into law by the Governor |
| he was also a strong advocate for educational | reform in England and Wales. |
| John Clifford - Campaigner for educational | reform and anti-war campaigner was born here in 1836 |
| Educational | Reform in Early Twentieth-Century China (translated b |
| nce 2004 (so-called reform-2004 or educational | reform). |
| U.S. Senate, on the Humanities and Educational | Reform (1985) |
| utions to the City of Wheeling and educational | reform. |
| ing about the moral, religious and educational | reform and progress. |
| n 2007 the New York Foundation for Educational | Reform and Accountability identified the school as on |
| educational | reform, |
| 9 job-training programs and a 1995 educational | reform law abolishing terminal and travel sabbatical |
| Educational | Reform: story of a campaign. |
| , Russia and Eurasia; and furthers educational | reform through training, institution building, and te |
| rick visited the school to promote educational | reform. |
| He continued to push for educational | reform throughout the 1960s and 1970s through such pr |
| us on law and focused on issues of educational | reform, which became the basis for his career once he |
| -war groups, gay rights activists, educational | reform advocates, religious groups, and civic organiz |
| oversight of the state budget and educational | reform, production of educational materials, maintena |
| Temple Sinai is an egalitarian, | Reform synagogue established in Portsmouth, Virginia, |
| He was elected | Reform Party member of parliament for Stratford in 19 |
| rganized by a number of international election | reform organizations including the National Democrati |
| ame a nationally recognized leader in election | reform (Alaska became the first state to replace the |
| a focus of African and international election | reform organizations. |
| he Carter-Baker Commission on Federal Election | Reform at the American University Center for Democrac |
| is period ACORN also focused on local election | reform in a number of cities, including Pittsburgh, C |
| r being the flashpoint for democratic election | reform in the region during 2005. |
| snational banking trends, to regional election | reform, to international concepts of justice. |
| vacant land management and municipal election | reform. |
| The legislature passed two election | reform laws during Lanham's administration, both name |
| rtisan political initiatives, such as election | reform; the formation of the Chicago Crime Commission |
| In the 1978 election | reform candidate John Sewell had won against two more |
| d a $50-million lawsuit contesting an election | reform law that had stripped his party of its registe |
| at the Ontario Citizen's Assembly on Electoral | Reform had recommended that Ontario switch to a new e |
| Before the 1994 electoral | reform, the area had been part of Wakayama 2nd distri |
| ctober: Ontario general election and electoral | reform referendum, 2007 |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area had been part of Tokyo 1st d |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, Suginami had been part of Tokyo 4th d |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area formed Tokyo 8th district wh |
| 93 he served as spokesperson for the Electoral | Reform Coalition during the campaign that led to the |
| Electoral | reform in Nebraska refers to efforts to change the vo |
| ength of public feeling in favour of electoral | reform, and to encourage the Liberal Democrat leader |
| arties favoured "one vote one value" electoral | reform. |
| nated by a compromise faction led by electoral | reform activist Steve Kisby. |
| ree main areas: rural, religious and electoral | reform. |
| Electoral | reform in New York refers to efforts to change the vo |
| The 1953 electoral | reform law in effect reduced the field of political p |
| Adversary Politics and Electoral | Reform (editor), 1975 (ISBN 0-9504469-0-4) |
| Before the electoral | reform of 1994, the area had been part of Tokyo 5th d |
| l as taking into account progress on electoral | reform commitments agreed at the London Conference in |
| was often targeted by those seeking electoral | reform. |
| the first after World War I and the electoral | reform that introduced proportional representation, t |
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