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For all that, the subsidy reforms enjoy broad support, even from his stiffest critics.

Financial reforms designed to prevent the next crisis need to be designed and implemented in a way that does not exacerbate the slowdown.

And finally, these reforms have been a great boost to a healthy development of our foreign trade in general.

If he is able to win this battle, Sarkozy will be able to press forward with a series of reforms, each begetting the next.

He did not try to gloss over criticisms of his healthcare reforms and heavy spending on the banking bail-out.

The fact that the Occupy movement does not have an agreed list of reforms should not be used as an excuse not to engage with it.

As a realistic dramatist , he took the morden social issues as his subjects with the aim of directing social reforms.

Worse for the worriers, Mr Fukuda, a consensus-style politician, assumes office at a time of apparent backlash against "Koizumi reforms" .

The reforms also touch upon the more fundamental question of trying to save viable businesses from premature liquidation .

The cabinet has no independent power and can't deliver reforms or meet the demands of the opposition on its own.

the government has had a change of heart over the proposed tax reforms and is now prepared to listen to public opioion.

The scope of these fundamental reforms was unparalleled in Russian history since the time of Peter the Great.

Yet the American treasury secretary's worker ants continue to draft financial reforms as if nothing were amiss.

The state continues to be a dominating influence in the economy, and reforms have so far failed to bring about structural changes.

But she also said the health care reforms passed by Congress will improve the quality of care for all Americans.

he said this week that what went wrong with Mr Gorbachev was that he began but failed to complete his reforms.

These reforms and others democratized and civilized what had been a savage version of free-market capitalism.

poor countries would compete by carrying out microeconomic reforms that make it easy to start and build companies.

But after the liberalization reforms, this address, which had been used for decades, slowly stopped being used by people.

"The commission must transform itself into a systemic reforms commission, " he said.

An unspoken rule has it that India's political class passes difficult reforms only when the economy slows down enough to give it a fright.

Gorbachev also recognized that the Soviet economy needed fundamental reforms, as it had not posted positive growth in nearly a decade.

The current reforms would be expected to define what students could expect to get out of that segment.

Later he said he hoped that Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms would save a system nobly based on the "combination of socialism and freedom" .

For the country is not just bust, it is deeply uncompetitive, and dealing with that will require years of painful reforms.

Many of the reforms that the bank is considering come from a report released in late March by an independent committee.

While the FTI has not yet lived up to its potential, recent reforms can give it a chance to do just that.

Over the last three decades, the party has enacted a broad array of economic reforms, even as it has clamped down hard on dissent.

He said mooted exemptions for foreign exchange trades from the OTC market reforms being considered by US Congress would not be adopted.

It calls on the bank to make a more "realistic assessment of the political economy of governance-related reforms" .

China rejoined the bank in 1980 (the Nationalist government on Taiwan had been a founder member) just as its reforms got under way.

In the early 1980s, just a few years after the reforms were launched, Beijing's wide thoroughfares were empty and dark at night.

While Mr. Nanayakkara welcomed structural reforms like the Lokpal to curb graft in the country, he said they were not enough.

Really, we might as well cancel officials' overseas study tours, then we'll see if the results of reforms might be a little better.

Deeper fiscal reforms will have to wait a year or two for the economy to regain strength.

The spokesman said the event, long known as the Canton Fair, will continue to introduce reforms but will remain a comprehensive fair.

The G20 is trying to make sure it has a strong, common strategy for economic growth and for financial reforms.

After years of languishing, Europe's biggest economy is beginning to feel the benefit of reforms, particularly to its financial system.

China began its partnership with the Bank in 1980, just as it embarked on its reforms.

Le stressed how much China benefitted from the existing order, and that while reforms might be needed, a wholesale change was not needed.

"This is the beginning of a new direction, probably a first step in a new direction, that could end up in more reforms, " said Sanchez.

But the Treasury's proposed reforms still appear to leave the door open to substantial taxpayer support of ailing financial behemoths .

I will hide it away, and I will not tell him until he reforms, and I see that his reformation is going to be permanent.

Ministers were quickly bogged down in an attritional struggle with a "machine" they saw as hostile to many of their reforms.

This was one of the main reasons that reforms in the army had become inevitable.

If any of these goals were realized, the difficulty of undertaking; such reforms might be justified.

One of the Canadian government's first budget reforms was to raise the minimum amount of time worked to be eligible for these benefits.

The British minister George Osborne said the discussions in Paris had brought the euro zone reforms a step closer.

China has had the great fortune of good timing, too, with its reforms coming at the start of a great wave of globalization.

Boosting long-term growth would take painful reforms that appeal to few, especially when the economy seems to be doing fine without them.

Lo and behold, when he returned to Washington, the Senate Republican Leader came out against the common-sense reforms we've proposed.

The existence teaching practice rationality in reality is often not the reasonable existence that the curriculum reforms desires.

"Everyone needs to carry out his own personal revolution, " he said, calling on Greeks to support reforms.

Mr MacAskill's mercy might have been commended without reservation if it were channelled into wider reforms.

They have actively participated in the implementation of government policies and reforms with a strong sense of mission and commitment.

And that in a country where speculative bubbles have been a constant phenomenon since market-based reforms picked up pace in the 1980s.

His reforms ripped pages out of the Red Book of regulations with which customs inspectors tormented Indian businessmen.

They are trying to frame the election as a choice between their reforms, however imperfect, and a return to the failed policies of Mr Bush.

Some say it reflects hostility to reforms and others point to the interest of European contributors in a chance at the bank presidency.

Wu said the UN Security Council reforms and India's attempts for a permanent membership would not be discussed at the summit.

Congressman Frank has said he would like to see substantial progress on financial system reforms in coming months.

Within a few years of the Battle of Evesham many of the reforms introduced by de Montfort had been ratified and entrenched in law.

The Wall Street guys are keeping their bonuses, and Obama isn't going to make any reforms unless he's prepared to piss off Wall Street.

It is possible that the enormous waste and inefficiency in the American health system can be checked by reforms.

She said the reforms weren't meant to replace private health care.

Opponents of post-meltdown reforms to corporate governance are trying to hold back change by focusing on Washington.

All the above IT development provided strong technical support for the Bank to engage itself in reforms and business development.

But Martin Luther also proved that religious reforms did not by any means require the support of a spirit of liberalism.

None of these reforms would be easy to implement.

Despite the macro- and microeconomic hurdles, there are advantages for executives trying to drive through wholesale reforms in a downturn.

"This bodes well for the longevity of reforms that have already been undertaken, and those that are yet to come, " he said.

But without major reforms, Doze says the European Union will not be able to maintain its vision of a kinder, gentler way of life.

Hence classroom teachers did not dare to carry out reforms, and gradually returned to the old ways up.

Duhalde is trying to persuade congressmen and local government leaders to support the necessary economic reforms.

He said he would support reforms to let ability -- not politics -- decide who would get government jobs.

The Obama administration's health care reforms have been a central part of the US political debate ahead of midterm elections on Tuesday.

And yet Mr Sarkozy has bolstered the momentum of his reforms thanks to three largely unrelated factors.

That Mr Clegg himself is thought privately to support some of these market reforms in the public sector only adds to the sense of chaos.

However, the bank's report clearly stated that this would require better education, labour market reforms and less red tape.

Some European countries are beginning to contemplate (and, to a limited extent, undertake) economic reforms.

The Bank has supported Turkey's energy reforms through lending and technical advice, in ways that reinforce the goals of each.

In both Korea and Thailand, critical reforms have been implemented and financial markets are beginning to stabilize.

Speaking on television, he said that he would step down after parliament accepts a raft of economic reforms that he's proposed.

It was the year that Deng Xiaoping, then the country's paramount leader, signalled that he wanted to step up the pace of market reforms.

That is why all great changes and reforms in the world have begun with a few, with individuals, with you and me.

It needs to continue to put the credit and investment genies back in the bottle and pursue economic, legal and political reforms.

If Italy is to get out of these doldrums, the government must surely show more courage on reforms.

Laura Rogers, project director for the Pew Campaign on Human Health and Industrial Farming said the report backs up their calls for reforms.

She said America supported the universal rights of the Egyptians, and called for urgent political, economic and social reforms.

Reforms are easy to think of but hard to implement.

Finally, structural reforms will take a while to have impact but efforts to boost productivity, growth and employment should start today.

Those reforms, the second component of his achievement, have probably been a disappointment to him.

Instead, he believes one of the root causes is the lopsided nature of economic reforms.

Mr Bolton is trying to force various management reforms through the UN's glass palace in New York.

Further structural reforms are, therefore, a must if double-digit growth is to be more than just a dream.

So the Democrats focused instead on recalling the eight Republican senators over a year into their terms who had voted for the reforms.

Some of these reforms have, on paper, been implemented by al-Assad, but they were far too little and, by the time they came about, too late.

I was in Tahrir Square from the 25 January. We were all calling to end the state of emergency and for political reforms.

Populations have risen up to demand democratic reforms and respect for human rights, and this includes the right to health.

That has left the administration browbeating the insurance industry to adopt reforms ahead of the schedule laid out in the law.

All this is at least leading to some accidental reforms as policy makers try to vent monetary pressures.

This constrained him in some ways, but it was also a condition which made reforms possible.

But the prospect of forming the kind of strong government necessary to force through tough reforms is looking increasingly unlikely.

Though needing to make changes, it is cramped by hostility to the market reforms launched in the last years of the Mubarak regime.

Next year , China will deepen tax and fee reforms in its rural areas to further reduce the financial burden of farmers, he said .

Some recent reforms, notably the introduction of a state-run Kurdish-language television channel, have been revolutionary.

If the complexity of the modern welfare system would be alien to its founders, the political context of today's reforms would be familiar.

Anything less threatens to leave Mr Rajoy without a mandate for the reforms Spain badly needs.

I have no doubt that Germany will eventually do the right thing, but Japan is currently ahead of Germany in terms of reforms.

After economic reforms in 1992, Shanghai posted 15 consecutive years of double digit GDP growth; outstripping any other Chinese province.

But for many voters, one reason was his hiring of Michelle Rhee and his support for her aggressive reforms.

Deep reforms also are needed to fix the system, he said in a speech Friday.

The federal government, which has been rocked by a series of corruption scandals, is trying to kick-start India's stalled reforms process.

and it included none of the entitlement reforms that President Barack Obama was once prepared to contemplate.

Nixon has instituted many reforms over the last three years, and he's leery of focusing too much on paddling as a "fix-all. "

She was to visit Romanian orphanages to help highlight reforms in the country's child welfare system.

Mr Kindler says the object of his reforms is to inject "a sense of urgency" into his firm's researchers.

Chinese leadership did not blink in the face of the Asian crisis of 1997 and stayed steadfastly on the course of market reforms.

But critics of the World Bank say programs for the poor are often cut as a result of financial reforms required to get loans.

In return for more outside help, Greece's government has agreed to more fiscal austerity and yet bolder reforms, including privatisation.

By labelling the Occupy movement "anti-capitalist" , those who do not want reforms have been able to avoid the real debate.

Mrs Merkel wants to introduce reforms, but whether and when she does so will depend on her keen sense of what is politically possible.

The White House also oversaw a furious public relations effort to sell the sweeping package of energy reforms as a jobs creation programme.

Another potential disappointment is a lack of traction on the various reforms the G20 mooted over a year ago.

The government said the move was part of a package of reforms announced by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika in April this year.

The Hamburg school reforms seek to help the bottom without hurting the top.

The main factor that this kind of viewpoint thinks the influence reforms process speed is reform cost.

Abdallahsaid France may need reforms, but he does not like the president's methods. He believes Mr. Sarkozy should negotiate more.

Worryingly, none of the reforms proposed so far would have helped in tackling a failing bank like Fortis.

Some of the leaders here in L'Aquila, including President Obama agreed that other nations must be brought in and reforms made.

Efforts to stimulate growth will also be a priority. And Mr Monti said that in all the reforms to come, he'd work for a fairer society.

Signs that the reforms had been approved began to appear during the week.

Property order reforms the only way which must be passed being that small and medium-sized state-owned enterprises comes back to life.

In the mid-1990s successive Italian governments, desperate not to be left out of the euro, pushed through some impressive reforms.

After progressively dismantling their inefficient policy frameworks in favour of 'liberal' reforms, the two giants began to stride forth.

Your Ascended Masters have blessed these reforms and are prepared to assist in making them see the light of day.

Reforms that have transformed India's economic prospects were well-entrenched, he said.

Mr Geithner called for Greece, the IMF and the EU to move quickly to produce a package of strong economic reforms and financial support.

To achieve a sustainable rebound, China needs to strike a fine balance between crisis management and structural reforms.

But others pointed to the limited nature of the reforms and the fact they don't take effect for several years.

To the extent the reforms may be lacking, it is up to Congress, not the Justice Dept. , to make amends.

Until recently the argument was that Italy and Spain, unlike Greece, were illiquid but solvent given austerity and reforms.

Reforming and opening comes 20 years, we are facing a worry from beginning to end -- , the twist that reforms act is out of shape.

It initially refrained from buying those countries' bonds until it had secured agreement on economic and fiscal reforms.

Do not be in a hurry to organize the people of the city to struggle for democratic reforms and improvements in livelihood.

Many social advocates, suspicious of market solutions, say that such reforms prove that the system can be improved.

But first Beijing itself must understand the true nature of the problem, and implement reforms accordingly.

The trick is to put in place more reforms now that will improve the public finances over time without slamming too hard on the brakes today.

Others say that Japan needs deeper structural reforms to raise productivity, especially in the face of a shrinking population.

A slowdown in these reforms at a time of decelerating global growth risks adding to the spiral of global decline.

They have effected great reforms and changes one after another to build China into a strong and prosperous country.

Such finance must be offered on manageable conditions in terms of the cost but stiff requirements in terms of the reforms.

The defence ministry said it would carry out drastic reforms, turning the army into a more modern force.

The reforms were controversial, especially within the Social Democratic Party, then in one of its rare spells in opposition.

The work is in a teaching process important link, also is one of important contents which the new curriculum reforms.

But knowing that reforms take time, I shall also await future changes with patience and optimism.

These reforms may raise the price of using derivatives, but that would not necessarily be a bad thing.

China will presumably get a lot of mileage out of that fact even without any further reforms.

They should be part of the analysis whenever novel legal issues are presented for resolution, and a motivating force in legal reforms.

These actions seem to have prompted the calls for even bolder reforms.

The reforms that Deng and his party comrades unleashed in 1979 turned out to be the largest poverty-reduction program in human history.

Changing the subject, Democratic leaders this week seemed to be dragging out their proposed reforms of congressional ethics.

This was a result of the capitalist style reforms and opening up that led to China's economic resurgence.

But the sooner it starts the domestic reforms that will prepare it for such a shift, the easier it will find its new international role.

It is tempting to say the reforms have gone further, bringing to Australians a clarity of self-perception not always present in the past.

Enhanced debt management also needed to complement the fiscal reforms adopted by the Brazilian government at the beginning of the 2000s.

The realignment reforms could, at least in part, address all of these problems.

There were none of those ultra democratic reforms which were ruthlessly abolished from the early Russian Red Army.

None of those trends has so far halted or reversed pro-competitive market reforms.

As well as unifying the rate caps, the reforms bring in new measures to crack down on illegal loan sharks.

Breaking up collective farms was one of the first major reforms attempted in 1979.

One of the important reforms for the teaching of Professional Morals is to choose proper teaching mode to improve teaching quality.

Ever since the reforms and opening up, the dual economy of China evolves different from the dual economy with the institution evolution.

With the advent of the age of know ledge economy, education of creativity has added a wonderful landscape to reforms of education.

As America's largest banker, China is worried about America's ability to pay for the kind of reforms Mr Obama is advancing.

But just as financial innovation bears only part of the blame, so regulatory reforms will, at best, yield only part of the solution.

But should this reallocation occur, it should not spare the Navy from making some long-needed reforms to its own plans.

If reforms go on smoothly, "the renminbi will be fully convertible in five years, " he said, referring to the Chinese currency.

But there was no consensus as to what shape reforms should take.

While working to expand our economy, we continued to carry out reforms.

"A stronger currency is part of the package of necessary reforms, " he said.

It has now brought the impetus for growth-boosting reforms, or indeed for any joined-up policymaking at all, to a halt.

Mr Sarkozy seems ready for a fight on this and promises to continue with other reforms as well.

So far, they insist that they will return Egypt to civilian rule, according to a quick timetable and with real democratic reforms.

In Vermont Peter Shumlin, the Democratic candidate for governor, insisted that Barack Obama's reforms had not gone far enough.

And a number of reforms of that kind are, in fact, included in the Affordable Care Act.

Anger among voters is so high that some legislators are in danger of actually pushing for reforms that would be exceedingly costly to banks.

As one of the reforms of board of directors, independent director system is originally from the U.

The President is urging reforms to further reduce the rate of health care cost growth, including medical malpractice liability.

I think it's fair to say that China is now at a critical moment for a new round of reforms.

Both men argued the United Nations is indispensable in dealing with disputes around the world, even as they called for major U. N. reforms.

He might well find himself compelled to alter the pace of his reforms, if not their scale.

With a clock ticking down towards a crucial vote, President Obama has made a further strong bid for support for his health care reforms.

Financial reforms in the next two decades should be decisive, comprehensive and well coordinated, following a properly sequenced roadmap.

The caretaker government may be unable to enact big spending plans, but nor can it make labour-market reforms that are sorely needed.

So far the reforms seem highly popular except, unsurprisingly, among the teachers.

His research on mental illness led him to speak out for social reforms.

Thus China has found a new way not of political campaigns but of reforms and the construction of systems.

The effect of the reforms has not unveiled at the moment, but the far-reaching enlightenments are expected globally.

reforms of the judicial relief as well as the follow-up support and setting up the social security system .

Individually, they brought their countries forward, especially Mrs. Thatcher, whose tough reforms transformed the British economy.

Some Russian leaders have sought membership for the right reasons; for the reforms of the domestic economy and law that come with it.

But analysts warn that perils remain, and badly needed financial reforms in the United States and elsewhere have yet to be implemented.

Market-oriented reforms, institutional development and investments in health, education and infrastructure are crucial to its delivery.

Most economists believe that even without economic reforms, current oil prices would enable growth of about 3 per cent a year.

Moving aggressively to propose reforms to those programmes may help bring Republicans along but members of his own Democrats may balk.

Having been told of Lansley's concerns over the reforms, the Labour party has called on him to speak out publicly.

But first, he said, euro-area countries must establish trust by enacting big financial reforms.

Recent democratic reforms have awakened a new sense of identity among the Taiwanese, many of whom desire complete independence.

Without his reforms millions more Americans would have ended up in poverty, he added.

They cite free-market reforms in Sweden, where new schools have, in a little over a decade, captured a tenth of the market.

The reforms that might prevent this sort of chicanery will still be elusive.

He says emergency laws will be abolished within a week and pledges further reforms.

The numbers are likely to revive complaints that the reforms have been softened too much in the face of lobbying by banks.

Mr Bainimarama insists that sweeping electoral reforms have to be enacted before the next polls.

Their conclusions resemble those presented to the president, minus democratic reforms, an area people involved say they were told to avoid.

Once the new reforms are under way, she says, "journals will be a strong part of our soft power" .

To address this situation, some schools began to carry out curriculum reforms.

Reforms must be reinforced to help the poor to better off rapidly.

But in any case such reforms, for all the political brouhaha surrounding them, will not be enough to solve the problem.

Chavez wanted reforms to allow him to be re-elected indefinitely as president and greatly expand his power.

Without some means of dealing with this problem, needed reforms may not be implemented or, if implemented, may not stick.

These tax reforms are an attempt to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor.

More important, it reveals a philosophical tension at the heart of the proposed reforms.

Learning guidance, as a basic form of learning reforms, is an effective way in the teaching reforms.

Decoded, this seems to signal a resumption of the economic reforms of the 1990s, later partly reversed by Fidel.

Recent reforms are a change in the right direction, but not enough to stop Spain from falling behind.

Nor did she need to try to trump Mr Bush's Social Security reforms with reforms of her own, which might lead to a Bush-boosting compromise.

Talk, spiced with irreverent jokes, would turn (as it does in many Cuban homes) to how the Castro brothers were slowing needed reforms.

He notes that in China it has been relatively easy to shift peoples' ideology after Deng Xiaoping launched market reforms.

A rather detailed comprehensive account of the developments of teaching reforms in engineering maths in U.

But he is almost as wary of prescribing detailed reforms as he is of discussing Gordon Brown and British domestic politics.

A fractious group of left-wing parties is not always reliable and unlikely to back tough reforms.

Among the casualties of Mr Ryan's axe would be Mr Obama's health reforms, aimed at helping the uninsured get health cover.

These reforms should have lowered the PPP adjustment, but the bank left it basically unchanged.

al progress toward earning their degree. New reforms aim to punish Division One schools that do not graduate enough of their athletes.

Germany is reaping the benefits of years of wage moderation and labour-market reforms that improved its competitiveness.

Such reforms would be desirable even if nobody had signed up to the euro.

Her tactic is not to identify too closely with any particular reforms and to let her ministers take the flak.

Now in its third year, the report has already had an impact on business environment reforms around the world.

But as he acknowledged on television recently, he also made mistakes, and his reforms lost momentum (see article).

As everyone is satisfied with the present arrangement, don't rock the boat by introducing unnecessary reforms.

It has also committed itself to profound structural reforms to strengthen growth and competitiveness, as well as extensive privatisation.

Thursday evening was the first time the two have met, and Clinton, while welcoming the reforms, is taking a more cautious public line.

Bold labour-market reforms to make it easier to fire workers will not be, to avoid upsetting Mr Zapatero's trade-union friends.

The reforms have passed through the lower house of parliament and are expected to be passed by the Senate within days.

Among the countries enacting reforms to make doing business easier, Egypt ranked at the top of the World Bank's list.

It's too soon to say whether the Lisbon treaty reforms will stiffen backbones and advance this unlikely but desirable prospect.

We'd say it was a combination of low tax rates, a strong dollar, low inflation and other free-market reforms.

What's more, it will probably take several years before the economy reaps the full benefits of any structural reforms that are implemented.