College sport reformers should embrace this as a truthful act of reform, an act that interrupts the duplicity generated from self-serving decisions made by the powerful within college sport over years that have resulted in a regulatory system rife with obfuscations that players are asked to overlook or pretend do not exist.
The NDEA stands as a major act of reform.
I commend you for this posture of reform and humbly ask that your first act of reform would be to listen to your people and ensure the freedom of every mother in China to determine the future of her family.
In 1835 an act of Parliament reformed the local government structure, introducing a new town corporation structure with an elected mayor for the first time.
His government has put in place what Saudi activists describe as random acts of reform — like improving elementary school education to include English and better science.
According to a report this year by Amnesty International, a human-rights watchdog, the police in Indonesia separated from the armed forces as one of the first big acts of reform in 1998—"are still perceived today as a highly corrupt and mistrusted institution".
Lord Somers, following his dismissal as Lord Chancellor, introduced an Act in 1706 which "became the most important act of law reform which the 18th century produced".
One of President Reagan's praiseworthy achievements was the Tax Reform Act of 1986, a bipartisan reform that reduced marginal income tax rates while increasing the tax base.
The act of forming, breaking, and reforming the chemical bond, he said, deepened the reading experience.
The Act reformed the House of Lords, one of the chambers of Parliament.
