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Meanings of reforms in English
Usage of reforms in English
1
Earlier this year, the government announced several major reforms to the act.
2
Congress held a hearing to examine the causes and possible market reforms.
3
The interim government needs public support for its reforms to achieve legitimacy.
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However the reforms the official described fell short of Kagame's initial proposals.
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However these reforms did not go far enough for many commercial companies.
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Democratic Left, the junior partner, abstained in protest at labour market reforms.
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Williams is among local government leaders frustrated at government delays to reforms.
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Surely structural reforms can help, particularly Japanese efforts to increase workforce participation.
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Strategic health authorities were scrapped under then health secretary Andrew Lansley's reforms.
10
Opposition MP Abdul Malik al-Qasous said people wanted political and economic reforms.
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Tells about possible reforms, which are needed to preserve our democratic process.
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He called the vote saying he needed more time to implement reforms.
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Challenges remain, but he said reforms had made that economy more resilient.
14
The government is able to work on economic reforms in the meantime.
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Several public calls for more radical political reforms have been tolerated recently.
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The landmark U.S. Dodd-Frank financial market reforms demand higher capital for banks.
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Ireland
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