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It has also fundamentally changed our knowledge of NSA domestic and foreign intelligence gathering and spearheaded what will likely be major reforms of the NSA and its intelligence-gathering mandate.

The chief Republican opponent of a state-run bank that finances US exports around the world said on Wednesday that the agency should effectively be allowed to close, unless there are major reforms of its "crony-based lending practices".

We know that it's unlikely there will be any major reforms of our tax system during this time.

Francis, 77, has appointed new advisers to help him run the Church and is planning major reforms of Vatican finances and of the scandal-hit Vatican bank.

He said that at the same time there had to be a major reform of international institutions with a new investment mechanism to channel funds into schooling.

Ms Hoey, who is leading Labour for Britain – a group that is pushing for major reforms of Britain's membership of the EU and will support an Out vote if their demands are not met, predicted Mr Corbyn would express the same views if he was speaking privately.

"The time is right for major reforms of the way we work that will result in major savings," says Terry Hill, a human resources specialist at the Department of Homeland Security.

But again, despite it all, the country is experiencing rapid economic growth and there has just been a major reform of the power sector, something people thought impossible a short time ago.

In 1997 there was a major reform of the government run urban health insurance system in China.

Gov. Christine Todd Whitman said today that the memo showed that her administration was justified in ordering major reforms of the state police.

In Poland, Buzek was the architect of major reforms of the health care, pensions, and education systems, as well as an effort to decentralize government.