Akbar combated those trends by instituting comprehensive reforms that involved two fundamental changes.
In 1965 Kosygin introduced comprehensive reforms that were designed to modernize the Soviet economy.
"It is vital that Ukraine undertakes comprehensive reforms quickly," the World Bank president, Jim Yong Kim, said in a statement.
Perhaps he isn't aware of the mayor's veto in 1998 of comprehensive reforms to New York City's campaign finance system.
Activists called for more comprehensive reforms, arguing that the laws and the support system for children should be better integrated.
Mr. Obama's proposals provide a firm basis for both the Senate and House to move forward with comprehensive reforms.
But there is strong interest in Congress in more comprehensive reforms, and the Sept. 11 commission seems likely to recommend creating an independent domestic intelligence agency.
We say this with considerable regret because a bipartisan compromise would be the surest way to achieve comprehensive reforms with broad public support.
In his speech, the governor urged lawmakers to "enact sweeping and comprehensive reforms to bolster New Yorkers' confidence in all areas of government".
Mr. Assad said Sunday that the country was "moving ahead on the road of comprehensive reforms," the state-run news agency, Sana, reported.
Scientists need comprehensive reforms, like expanding the Compassionate Use Programme and an end to the federal monopoly on legal marijuana production.
