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reform

[ri-fawrm] / rɪˈfɔrm /


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"I am deeply concerned by the lack of tangible reforms since our report," says Clifford Stott, professor of social psychology at Keele University and one of the authors of the report.

From BBC

Rodriguez says the reform will bring money for "new fields, to fields where there has never been investment, and to fields where there is no infrastructure."

From Barron's

Venezuela's National Assembly has approved a reform of the country's hydrocarbons law that will allow private companies, including foreign firms, more autonomy in the country's lucrative oil sector.

From BBC

He also praised the "grey belt" reforms which had led to "applications coming through that wouldn't have previously".

From BBC

He demonstrates good instincts whenever he speaks—with surprising frankness—about the need to reform Britain’s National Health Service.

From The Wall Street Journal