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More encouragingly, officials are close to approving reforms that will simplify the cumbersome approval process for firms that want to list on the stockmarket.

Alas, the same test does not apply when approving reforms to Europe's patent policies themselves.

He criticized Congress for not approving reforms proposed by the International Monetary Fund that Obama administration officials have advocated.

But the government should be able to approve reforms to policing and prison sentencing with opposition backing.

August: Parliament approves reforms to cut corruption and sectarian government job quotas after riots against frequent power cuts.

The Congress approved reforms that will see up to 1m Cubans move into a fledgling private sector of small businesses and allow property to be sold.

But inflation and a squeeze on living standards for older workers are causing a backlash, leading some governments to reconsider — or even suspend — approved reforms.

Euro zone finance ministers said the Greek government had until July 3 to approve reforms to get the next installment of 110 billion euros ($157 billion) in aid from the European Union and International Monetary Fund.

Otherwise, he risks being reduced to relying on some of his own party's shadier governors to marshal their local congressmen and even that might not be enough to approve reforms.

After nearly four years of debate and negotiation the European Parliament seemed set (as The Economist went to press) to approve reforms aimed at enhancing confidence in their audits.The biggest proposed changes focus on safeguarding auditors' independence.

Instead, Brighton has been chosen by the UK, which currently chairs the Council of Europe, as the venue for a ministerial conference at which member states will approve reforms to the council's most important institution.