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reform

[ri-fawrm] / rɪˈfɔrm /


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But in a move to reassure financial markets and business, Jenrick will promise to reform the OBR, rather than abolish the economic forecaster.

From BBC

While directionally positive, these deals are hardly a silver bullet for faster exports growth and won't substitute for deeper trade reform, say experts.

From BBC

Wright told AFP that IEA has "made some first steps" to reform but still has "a long way to go".

From Barron's

The government has said the reforms bring the UK's immigration system into line with countries like the US and Australia.

From BBC

Those delegates went on to back reforms to the party's primary process that made it easier for insurgent candidacies like Jackson to compete for the party's presidential nomination without backing from the Democratic establishment.

From BBC