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So in early 2019, we will be passing a big reform.
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Where is the big reform as part of coming out of this crisis stronger?
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The last big reform in 1988 tightened that through contracts chief executives signed with ministers.
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The parliament, however, rejected one big reform -greater transparency about how MEPs spend their expenses.
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The 10-year plan is a big reform plan.
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You care about the sport enough that you announced big reform plans for Chinese football earlier this year.
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The Labor team focused on big reform and big ideas - counting on the electorate's appetite for change.
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Although the funding situation improved, political short-termism and a refusal to take hard decisions ensured his big reform ambitions would not be realised.
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One big reform that requires legislation: lifting the annual cap for H1B visas for specialized technology workers that last for up to six years.
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Do they want a big reckoning and a big reform, or do they want some 'steady as she goes' from this government, Miliband said.
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The government source said: This government does have an appetite for big reforms.
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Even without big reforms, the system is changing slowly.
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Certainly, the Coalition supported nearly all his big reforms, helping to make his tenure a time of economic revitalisation.
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She said the upcoming budget bill would contain " big reforms" and that jobs, education and environment would be priorities.
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That gives a clear sign that big reforms will have to wait for the next generation of leaders, who take over in early 2013.
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Failure will be a blow to Rudd's election-year authority and will also add to building perceptions that his government cannot deliver on big reforms.