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Meanings of propose reforms in English

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Usage of propose reforms in English
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The government brought in a commission of human rights experts last year to propose reforms.
Reuters
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They include the head of a commission that will shortly propose reforms for the force.
The Irish Times
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President George W. Bush will propose reforms today intended to help homeowners with subprime mortgages avoid default.
The Irish Times
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Those protests caught the government by surprise and led Netanyahu to set up a commission to propose reforms.
Reuters
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But all Trump's new policy really does is ask federal agencies to propose reforms to those programs, reports CNN.com.
Ebony
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Xi Jinping has seemingly emerged from his first year with enough political capital to propose reforms his predecessors couldn't.
Reuters
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The sniping has since largely died down as the main market venues propose reforms that they believe they can live with.
Reuters
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The seminar will bring together key figures from across the globe to propose reforms to the world's economic, financial and political system.
Reuters
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All the main political parties in Ireland had difficulties with the proposed reforms.
The Irish Times
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Proposed reforms of organic farming came under savage attack in Parliament this morning.
Radio NZ
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Currently the proposed reforms will only apply to cards issued after July 2012.
Reuters
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He has proposed reforms to Japan's pacifist post-war constitution to make this possible.
Reuters
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He said the proposed reforms also included reserved seats for women in parliament.
Radio NZ
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Edenhofer said he welcomed the proposed reforms by the InterAcademy Council.
Reuters
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The proposed reforms steamrolled through parliament, moving swiftly through committee hearings and debates.
The Irish Times
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Not all privacy groups are as optimistic about the review group's proposed reforms.
The Guardian
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