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The community belongs to the	Reform movement.
This populace gave root to the	Reform Party and Canadian Alliance in Ontario, with S
ile, the government was called upon to address	reform of the security sector, including the PNTL.
She also served as a National Delegate to the	Reform Party.
efore opposed the Puritans' efforts to further	reform the Church of England.
The goal of the program was to, “promote	reform, fend off the powers and forestall rebellion”
mail not going via London), leading to his	reform of the system.
ote: Canadian Alliance vote is compared to the	Reform vote in 1997 election.
to Budget	Reform Now, a coalition supporting California Proposi
similarly nondenominational approach to burial	reform was developed - Abney Park Cemetery.
man was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts to a	Reform Jewish family.
5 Fairshare extended its objectives to promote	reform of the voting systems used for all public elec
Therefore, many boys were sent to this	reform school for “crimes” such as truancy and being
and in August 1238 where his efforts to foster	reform were frustrated.
d by a Bangalore-based organisation to discuss	reform in Islam.
The other and primary purpose was to keep	Reform focused as a federal party instead of being di
of Portland, based partly on a desire to help	reform the Portland police department.
Mary Bartelme devoted much of her life to the	reform of juvenile laws and the welfare of children.
eastern edge of Stanton Moor dedicated to the	Reform Act 1832.
rable interest in the movement that led to the	Reform Bill of 1832, and was for some time proprietor
lf's life, and he turned his attentions to the	reform of the Flemish government.
of the most important measures relating to the	reform of the criminal law and its administration."
hange and Macovei's dismissal as an end to the	reform efforts Romania had enacted in the previous tw
believed that she had been blocked due to the	Reform Party not wanting a woman as a candidate, and
tha electorate, but lost Clutha in 1925 to the	Reform candidate Fred Waite.
an Orthodox congregation that objected to the	Reform tendencies of the Rockdale Temple, then known
lam was reelected as a Reformer opposed to the	Reform government's policies and, in 1855, he was ele
The seat also briefly belonged to the	Reform Party, which captured it in a by-election but
28 December and his declared opposition to any	reform relaunched the Campaign, with a solemn address
State Bar Award for his contribution to Legal	Reform and is a founder member of the Morecambe Bay V
criticism by conservatives who wanted to stop	reform and liberals who wanted to accelerate it.
In 1832, no longer sympathetic to the	reform cause, he took part in an assault on William L
nor, his campaigns contributed strongly to the	reform of the Texas Democratic Party, uniting, behind
r of the Order of Australia for service to the	reform of international trade as foundation Chairman
pean Union refused to extend a mission to help	reform the West African country's security forces, sa
on and the setting up of committees to promote	reform and investigate the bloodshed arising from the
Congress should have been directed to ATSIC's	reform instead of its dismantlement.
of an effort to encourage the queen to further	reform Protestantism in England.
cond period of the Council contributing to the	reform of prostitutes, convents and dioceses, preachi
His opposition to Parliamentary	reform continued and intensified due to the French re
e Order of Australia for "service to electoral	reform through the voting system, to the Tasmanian Pa
until that constituency was removed due to the	Reform Act.
ressed the Delegation Committee and led to the	reform of Esperanto by the Committee's Permanent Comm
however, when many NDP voters switched to the	Reform Party which won every seat except Victoria, wh
features news articles relating to immigration	reform, the brand and information on the history of t
onfidence is thought to be built to eventually	reform higher levels of government.
to keep the law under review and to recommend	reform where needed.
Responding to the	Reform movement's complete disregard for traditional
a great innovator, became resistant to further	reform proposed by the civilian leadership and was ev
iation (which she served as President) to seek	reform in the halls of Washington, DC from the mid-19
t Mill introduce his suffrage amendment to the	Reform Bill on 20 May 1867.
t remained resolutely opposed to parliamentary	reform, and as a result lost a vote of no confidence
It traces its history to the	reform movement within the Armenian Apostolic Church
the party whose activism had led to electoral	reform, the Radical Civic Union (UCR), and those who
ituency returning two members from 1296 to the	Reform Act of 1832, when it was reduced to one, and i
t decided to move up the date in order to help	reform its economy.
e at all times the inalienable right to alter,	reform or abolish their government in such manner as
ment of Margaret Thatcher was committed to the	reform of local government finance; the solution deci
Matabeleland North, said in reference to land	reform that he would be ready to retire when he belie
mination, and rather as an attempt to re-mould	Reform Judaism in terms of contemporary liberal Chris
ician and orator John Bright, referring to the	Reform Act of 1867, which called for more democratic
ned in 1812, had been opposed to parliamentary	reform and Catholic Emancipation, and was associated
ressive conservative opposition to investigate	reform to the Metro Toronto level of government in th
ish legal profession was firmly opposed to the	reform proposals, the Appellate Jurisdiction Act 1876
dation), its use became more common due to the	Reform Party and Ross Perot, who were frequently desc

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