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Meanings of reform-minded in English
Favoring or promoting reform (often by government action)
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Examples for "progressive"
Examples for "progressive"
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This period will allow government a progressive and responsible return to normal.
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As another progressive politician said not so long ago: yes, we can.
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Today, I hope that Great Moments begin in peaceful & progressive conversation.
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Late renal allograft loss is mainly the result of progressive histological damage.
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That conventional view is not entirely supported by progressive commercial practice, however.
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Thousands of people, including senior reformist figures, were detained after the election.
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IRAN: Conservative and reformist forces are locked in bitter struggle in Iran.
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The reformist opposition says the poll was rigged to secure Ahmadinejad's re-election.
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They also dispel any remaining ambiguity about President Bashar al-Assad's reformist intent.
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For reformist supporters, there may as well be no election at all.
Usage of reform-minded in English
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Yet, THAI is bidding farewell to its reform-minded captain.
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh may be reform-minded.
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Guests are typically reform-minded members of Congress.
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Deng Xiaoping wrestled with conservatives and relied on younger reform-minded officials to get China's economic modernization rolling.
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Serious human rights abuses are continuing in Burma despite progress towards democracy under the reform-minded government, the UN says.
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The outcome will determine whether reform-minded technocrats exert greater influence over a host of economic, investment and resources-related policies.
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The rupiah on Tuesday rose to a near four-week high as reform-minded President Joko Widodo took office on Monday.
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It fits in, however, with other developments as Iran opens up to the West again under reform-minded President Hassan Rohani.
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It fits in, however, with other developments as Iran opens up to the West again under reform-minded President Hassan Rouhani.
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He was among the reform-minded Republicans who had split from the national party and formed the Progressive Party in 1912.
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To reform-minded groups, the House vote was a step to rein in subsidy spending and give a hand to family farmers.
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A coalition with one of the other large parties would give Spain the stable, reform-minded government it has lacked since 2015.
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There are now more than 500 Saudi bloggers and they have become sharply divided between reform-minded youth and traditionalists, Omran says.
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The president's reform efforts were partly thwarted by his less reform-minded ministers from other political parties during his first term in office.
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Some in the Socialist party may demand a reversion to more traditional political ground but the reform-minded Valls is unlikely to agree.
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That has added to the mood of fury and fear, provoking criticism even among reform-minded Greeks of the troika and its policies.