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reform <a reform; reforms> N (ation)

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reform N

reform
تهذيب
reform
تنسيق

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reform
عَدّلَ

accounting reform ECON

administrative reform POL

agrarian reform

agricultural reform ECON

banking reform ECON

constitutional reform POL

currency reform ECON

curriculum reform

economic reform ECON

educational reform

electoral reform POL

fiscal reform

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A number of sweeping plans of reform were developed by thinkers on the left.
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These reforms were applied during the early years of the province's existence.
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Standards-based education reform is based on the belief that public education should establish what every student should know and be able to do.
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Most modern grants occur as a result of administrative reforms, with municipalities merging into larger ones.
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It is not a reform to wait for others to change.
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This is not an issue in the reform community for two reasons.
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The current system is the result of a number of reforms which took place in the 1980s and 1990s.
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The band had split in 1973 and reformed in the early 1980s.
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The group dissolved in 1996, however reformed in 2007.
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She does however want to reform the system from the inside.
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