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| om his commitment to administrative and social | reform, in the service of which he published seven bo |
| iest Looks at His Outdated Church) calling for | reform in the church. |
| haracters from the failed simplified character | reform in 1977 to introduce the Second-round simplifi |
| Electoral | reform in Minnesota refers to efforts to change the v |
| Verna has been a consistent supporter of tax | reform in Philadelphia and has fought for affordable |
| she authored acts on small business regulation | reform in 2005, competitive prescription drug purchas |
| posed the Democratic proposals for health care | reform in the United States that would include this c |
| nities brought together under local government | reform in 1974. |
| urg as part of the regional and administrative | reform in Lower Saxony. |
| f antitrust modification, tariff revision, and | reform in banking and currency matters. |
| hich is notable due to his attempts at liberal | reform in Imperial Russia while Minister. |
| He became a passionate advocate of | reform in the International Longshoremen's Associatio |
| ng decades, it became first Conservative, then | Reform in practice, when it could no longer support i |
| iation (which she served as President) to seek | reform in the halls of Washington, DC from the mid-19 |
| strategic change was followed by a substantial | reform in the Army undertaken by Barclay as the Minis |
| is period ACORN also focused on local election | reform in a number of cities, including Pittsburgh, C |
| 1974 and was subject to a significant boundary | reform in 1998. |
| t protest group aimed at bringing about social | reform in Vietnam. |
| He was active in municipal | reform in York. |
| Electoral | reform in Germany refers to efforts to change the vot |
| Electoral | reform in Florida refers to efforts to change the vot |
| investigation of that death and a fundamental | reform in the recruiting and training practices of th |
| ulation increase in the late 70's saw the team | reform in 1981. |
| on, Member of the National Task Force on Court | Reform in Canada, and elected President of the B.C. B |
| r being the flashpoint for democratic election | reform in the region during 2005. |
| ell was endorsed by the Movement for Municipal | Reform in 1976, when running for a municipal seat in |
| aign of organizations that promote health care | reform in the United States. |
| pality was created during the local government | reform in the late sixties and early seventies. |
| "Social Democracy and Market | Reform in Australia and New Zealand," Oxford Review o |
| Iron Butterfly ( | reform in 1974) |
| , which examined potential areas of democratic | reform in Alberta. |
| She also supports education | reform in Brazil and has stated that one of her goals |
| arvard Law School, completing a thesis on land | reform in Chile. |
| Electoral | reform in Illinois refers to efforts, proposals and p |
| he Provinces: The Politics of Local Government | Reform in France, University of California Press, 198 |
| In the course of the local government | reform in the 1970s in North Rhine-Westphalia, Porz w |
| ligence in pre-handover Hong Kong, post-Soviet | reform in Latvia, e-commerce in 21st century China). |
| 1525): Medieval Heresy, Erasmian Humanism, and | Reform in the Early Sixteenth-Century Low Countries', |
| Electoral | reform in Massachusetts refers to efforts to change t |
| appointed Minister of Agriculture and Agrarian | Reform in the cabinet of Muhammad Naji al-Otari. |
| ars Donald had a special interest in electoral | reform in New Zealand. |
| head of a commission of inquiry into education | reform in Lower Canada. |
| Frank supports tort | reform in the United States, which drew criticism fro |
| d by a Bangalore-based organisation to discuss | reform in Islam. |
| in 1999, the Governor's Task Force on Welfare | Reform in 1996 and the Capital Planning Commission fr |
| in cartography and set about making a thorough | reform in that subject. |
| Electoral | reform in New Mexico refers to efforts to change elec |
| calls on the White House to stress democratic | reform in its dealings with Egypt and to support Egyp |
| the cause of political, industrial and social | reform in a consistent and coherent programme. |
| ach served as the chairman of the Committee on | Reform in the Civil Service. |
| annual demonstration in support of drug policy | reform in the United States. |
| tes in public meetings and forums on electoral | reform in various parts of Australia. |
| annual demonstration in support of drug policy | reform in the United States. |
| 1952, the various states were dissolved during | reform in East Germany. |
| ecently by proponents of collective bargaining | reform in radio ads due to the uncertainty of his sta |
| ecame President of the Howard League for Penal | Reform in 2006. |
| s during the last nation-wide local government | reform in Sweden. |
| receive the Magnus Hirschfeld Medal for Sexual | Reform in 2008. |
| He was responsible for introducing tariff | reform in 1896 and land reform in 1898 to promote clo |
| to avoid costly trial and litigation, bringing | reform in the matter of reducing what some see as unf |
| overnor's Blue Ribbon Commission on Government | Reform in Oklahoma, co-chairing the Committee on City |
| ce of the established church and advocating 'a | reform in the ministrations of a religion of which yo |
| is current project manager for Security Sector | Reform in the United Nations Development Programme in |
| en that the Liberal Party had been behind most | reform in the nineteenth century. |
| of whose purposes was the support of political | reform in Kazakhstan. |
| The end of convict transportation accelerated | reform in the 1840s and 1850s. |
| th Jean de Balzac as the chief director of the | reform in French prose which accompanied that of Malh |
| See also: Electoral | reform in California |
| Park formed a crucial part of landmark social | reform in the Victorian period and was intrinsic to t |
| utonomous principality until an administrative | reform in 1565-1566, when it was included into the Or |
| 1997 and was a result of a recognised need for | reform in the part of the Law of Property Act 1925 wh |
| Mountain would later | reform in 1974. |
| is one of the leading advocates for electoral | reform in the United States. |
| 'Enron and corporate law | reform in the UK and the European Community' in J Low |
| iberal government of Quebec proposed electoral | reform in 2004, which was scheduled to be passed in t |
| tinue the fight against slavery and for social | reform in Lowell. |
| Conflict, Municipal Politics, and Governmental | Reform in Gilded Age Chicago, 1871-1875." |
| Electoral | reform in Washington, D.C. refers to efforts to chang |
| ublic affairs, and the pressing necessity of a | reform in the Commons House of Parliament''. |
| d him to propose a new 'child-centred' divorce | reform in the early 1980s; the Bill was piloted by Ma |
| Alberta (since 2006) to campaign for electoral | reform in those respective provinces. |
| he supported property tax | reform in 1985, along with increased day care service |
| tablish an official provincial wing of federal | Reform in 1994 as co-founder of Reform Ontario with R |
| as known in higher education as a supporter of | reform in the National Collegiate Athletic Associatio |
| sought after witness" to make the case against | reform in Congress. |
| been a vocal advocate of labor and immigration | reform in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Is |
| Historical note: Until boundary | reform in the 19th century this district was part of |
| In the | reform in 1997 it was added to Southern Finland Provi |
| oon after this album the band broke up only to | reform in the 2001 during the exhibition at Wacken Op |
| s known as a consistent voice for conservative | reform in Columbia. |
| e district of Melle until regional territorial | reform in 1972. |
| (1795), he did much to effect a greatly needed | reform in the profession of the apothecary. |
| he travelled to Britain to argue the case for | reform in Canada, but he was unsuccessful. |
| Peace or War (Merle Curti, 1936) and The Peace | Reform in American History (Charles DeBeneditt, 1980) |
| iginal sponsor of legislation creating pension | reform in New Jersey. |
| lature, O'Toole has been a proponent of ethics | reform in New Jersey government. |
| ed as being "instrumental in Catholic seminary | reform in the wake of clergy sex abuse disclosures." |
| on campaign in 2010, having voted for abortion | reform in parliament during 2008. |
| Electoral | reform in subsequent decades saw a sharp decline in T |
| & Wireless, she became the deputy director of | Reform in January 2008, where she co-authored "The va |
| er to the Asian Development Bank on enterprise | reform in Central Asia. |
| nd views of those carrying forward the work of | reform in our own time, similar use has been made of |
| 1906 was to prove a high point for Municipal | Reform in the boroughs. |
| It is expected to | reform in 2014 as the first RAF Airbus A400M squadron |
| He served as chairman of the Committee on | Reform in the Civil Service (Fifty-third Congress). |
| icholas II of Russia allowed the parliamentary | reform in Finland. |
| the same time, he campaigned in favor of land | reform in Moldavia and Romania at large. |
| Electoral | reform in North Carolina refers to efforts to change |
| , before becoming a director of the think tank | Reform in 2000 until his election to parliament in 20 |
| He was a supporter of abortion law | reform in 2008. |
| Municipal | reform in Canada West was another important achieveme |
| re "strong evidences that the bicheiros made a | reform in the internal part of the jail, such as the |
| ent on a national speaking tour concerning tax | reform in 1959, sponsored by the Jaycees. |
| l Credit MLAs focused on the need for monetary | reform in their first speeches to the legislature. |
| ncellor Dr John Hood's proposal for Governance | reform in Oxford. |
| companies published its plans for health care | reform in December 2008. |
| Electoral | reform in New Jersey refers to efforts to change the |
| It was subject to a significant boundary | reform in 1935 when several parishes were gained from |
| His continued calls for | reform in Iran have led the regime to sentence him in |
| woman for her era, and her passion was prison | reform; in 1919 she courageously helped found Delawar |
| Center in early 2010 because of lack of major | reform in center's policies. |
| Electoral | reform in American Samoa refers to efforts to change |
| Mayor James Gunson stood unsuccessfully for | Reform in 1928. |
| ake behind a programme of historic renewal and | reform in the University. |
| provide momentum for international support for | reform in Burma and this opportunity has to be used f |
| also sought to prompt legal and institutional | reform in China. |
| Electoral | reform in Oregon refers to efforts to change election |
| Electoral | reform in Michigan refers to efforts, proposals and p |
| 2010, and announced that they were looking to | reform in the lower pyramids of the English football |
| The division was ordered to | reform in 1941. |
| Both influenced | reform in England and several of her colonies. |
| ver, was done as an advocate of administrative | reform in the Empire, including the implementation Ew |
| Before the administrative | reform in 1864, it was called the Bosnia Eyalet. |
| el organisation with the mission of expediting | reform in the area. |
| lawyer, he helped make the case for major tax | reform in 1924. |
| arack Obama discussed his plan for health care | reform in a speech delivered to a joint session of th |
| After a losing struggle for | reform in the parliament, her resignation was accepte |
| as originally introduced in the Rhine carnival | reform in 1823 and has its roots in the region in Ger |
| Main article: Electoral | reform in the United Kingdom |
| Electoral | reform in Wyoming refers to efforts to change the vot |
| one of the leading proponents of tenant rights | reform in the late 1960s. |
| at it is a mere calque of the italian spelling | reform in which the i/j distinction is lost, but the |
| The Commission for constitutional | reform in Moldova is a commission instituted by actin |
| He spoke in favour of homosexual law | reform, included gay couples among the guests at his |
| Halleck's work in media | reform includes working with a coalition of national |
| nd supported or led numerous causes for social | reform including the temperance movement, women's suf |
| empts have been made to persuade Spacemen 3 to | reform, including by festivals such as Coachella and |
| enjoyed successful political careers based on | reform, including to colonial policies; Grey's grandf |
| 0s, Spear was active in petitioning for social | reform including women's rights, labor reform and the |
| In the U.S. there is more focus on electoral | reform, including a call for instant-runoff voting to |
| news sources or information; campaign finance | reform; increased access to health care; and preservi |
| 22 July 2007 instead of in October, making the | reform increasingly unlikely to take place before the |
| riding of North Vancouver but was defeated by | Reform incumbent Ted White. |
| e but was more progressive on issues like land | reform, industrial relations and the use of the refer |
| Since the economic | reform, industrial manufacturing and development have |
| utional authority of the federal government to | reform industry. |
| n 1992, the first year of post-Soviet economic | reform, inflation was 2,520%. |
| In the aftermath of the | reform, inflation exceeded the 50 percent mark every |
| Initiative 960 is a 2007 citizen's tax | reform initiative in Washington state. |
| t efficacy, curriculum and instruction, school | reform initiatives and professional development and t |
| len focused less on critiquing specific health | reform initiatives and more on advocating against the |
| care as a major priority, implemented agrarian | reform initiatives that redistributed land back to ma |
| ar indicate that many support the government's | reform initiatives and believe Andorra must, to some |
| On July 1, 2006, as part of Taiwan's media | reform initiatives, PTS was made a major part of the |
| here she concentrated on the implementation of | reform initiatives, integrated global management, the |
| d from the seasonal loans granted under Wang's | reform initiatives. |
| This model encompasses virtually all national | reform initiatives: School to Career education, Stand |
| the Governor's Commission on Higher Education | Reform, Innovation and Investment |
| Congress should have been directed to ATSIC's | reform instead of its dismantlement. |
| rvatives opposed to Balfour's policy of tariff | reform, instead preferring free trade. |
| irst established the innovative Western Health | Reform Institute in Battle Creek, Michigan in 1866, t |
| Virtually every | reform instituted was made to sound more draconian th |
| rehended, charged and imprisoned in Borstal, a | reform institution for young offenders in East Anglia |
| n joined Leslie Frost's cabinet as Minister of | Reform Institutions in 1957. |
| serving as Chairman of the Select Committee on | Reform Institutions from 1953 to 1955. |
| ipal Affairs from 1943 to 1955 and Minister of | Reform Institutions from 1946 to 1948; Dunbar was Pro |
| ations, congressional budgeting, congressional | reform, interest groups and lobbying, and campaigns a |
| the British Council) and historian and Prison | Reform International chairperson Rani Dhavan Shankard |
| Electoral | Reform International Services (ERIS): A company estab |
| 84 to 1991, and was Secretary General of Penal | Reform International from 1989 until 2006. |
| at the end of 1980, was ordered by the IBA to | reform into Central Independent Television, which too |
| on the Schism put the crisis and the need for | reform into an apocalyptic context. |
| a long time, the entrapped DNA molecules would | reform into minerals, just as conifer resin crystalli |
| reform, introduction of church and completion of bigg | |
| ed House Committee on Oversight and Government | Reform investigated the matter and concluded that Ton |
| His program for | reform involved eliminating the elements derived for |
| Southern African land | reform is a contentious issue. |
| sm" that Campbell seeks to advance toward such | reform is nothing more than the usual creationist car |
| The Citizens' Assembly on Electoral | Reform is a group created by the government of Britis |
| Reform is the fifth album that was released by Jane Z | |
| The | reform is supported by the International Monetary Fun |
| Temple Rodef Shalom ( | Reform) is the largest Jewish congregation in the Com |
| Senate | reform is popular in western Canada, where some provi |
| An essential part of the military | reform is its down-sizing. |
| Australia's Victoria Abortion Law | Reform is a bill passed under Section 65 of the Victo |
| Fiction | Reform is a punk rock band from Orange County, CA for |
| The Dutch Society for Sexual | Reform is a Dutch organization known by the acronym N |
| Fairshare Voting | Reform is a cross-party and non-party organisation se |
| Drug policy | reform is a term used to describe proposed changes to |
| Reform is edited by Kay Parris. | |
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