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I could say the same of our whole school reform programme.

A huge reform programme has been going on in health and will always continue.

Who is responsible for the political and constitutional reform programme?

But if the reform programme fails, what is the alternative?

But how far would the reform programme be extended beyond the economic sphere?

It constituted an important element of the market reform programme.

It aims to assist the country's political and economic reform programme.

The loan would further the current economic reform programme, initiated in 1985.

An impediment to the reform programme has been the poor data quality in government.

The press release provided a positive appraisal of the government's economic reform programme.

The Commission, for its part, will present a Community reform programme over the summer.

We have pressed forward with our reform programme, despite regional instability.

The reform programme was to be presented for approval to the party's third congress, due in July 1990.

A new set of court statistics published today support the case for a comprehensive reform programme across the justice system.

It is not enough that the Commission has repeatedly referred to the general reform programme.

It is an illusion to think that there were any real alternatives to the economic reform programme.

This reform programme has required a culture change in Government, as the system is not set up to operate efficiently.

The reform programme is heading in the right direction.

The publication of the roadmap for the reform programme in 2006 was indeed good news.

How thorough a reform programme should it put forward?

The Commission should now produce an ambitious and far-reaching reform programme.

Some of us have established a Fair Chair reform programme.

We have achieved a far-reaching reform programme for European agriculture in 2003.

Sadly national and regional priorities have got in the way of a lasting reform programme.

Again, therefore, Truman had to be satisfied with pursuing only parts of his reform programme.

One year's test results do not a reform program make.

A reform program to free up the economy has been started.

The Government says its reform program will, in time, give blacks a political role, too.

But Russians should not look to him for new reform programs.

But in recent months, he has abandoned his economic reform program.

What, clearly, one wants to see is the reform program continuing.

"I wanted to show the public there was absolutely no change in our reform program," he added.

I could say the same of our whole school reform programme.

A government health reform program aims to increase that figure to 4 percent in 2010.

"They would need to adopt economic reform programs first," he added.

The whole reform program is often referred to in brief as the "open door policy".

A huge reform programme has been going on in health and will always continue.

The Government is in the process of preparing a financial sector reform program.

We have to reform programs one at a time.

The reform program has been deemed successful by outside experts.

January 1967 was the date for full implementation of the reform program.

This reform program came to a halt, however, in early June 1997 when war broke out.

In 1881, he was elected mayor of Brooklyn on a reform program.

A set of reforming programs has been started in 1999 introducing private health insurance.

None of the new nations has yet launched an economic reform program, and there have been few changes in people's daily lives.

Another major goal of the reform program was development of light industry.

We are heading into a rivalry with Russia without a reform program of our own.

He was soon given an additional post as head of Japan's monetary reform program.

We were the first to do rigorous independent evaluations of school reform programs.

It called on the "people" to take the initiative in implementing the reform program.