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The most comprehensive study of school reform in Sweden demonstrates that choice has had a positive effect.

A committee from all five political parties is preparing to undertake a comprehensive study of Canada's drug policy and consider a range of reforms, including the legalization of marijuana.

Educational scholar John Goodlad urged as much following his massive comprehensive study of schooling in America in the 1970s and 1980s: "Schools will improve slowly, if at all," he wrote, "if reforms are thrust upon them.

Comprehensive studies of health sector reform in general are rarely found even elsewhere, but in general are now needed to document and inform current debates [ 64- 66].

A comprehensive study on the catalytic performance of Ni catalyst to implement millisecond steam reforming of methane (SRM) reaction in micro-channel reactors was conducted in this work.

Languishing in Congress is a resolution calling for Saudi education reform that was introduced after the release 16 months ago of a comprehensive study, co-sponsored by the American Jewish Committee, of Saudi textbooks used in grades 1 through 10.

In return for this influence donors would pool their finances and commit to implementation of the comprehensive package of reforms.

A comprehensive evaluation of reform activity in either market consequently should recognize the potential spillover effects of the reform in one market to the other.

In 1934, Treasury Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. invited Mr. Shoup to Washington where he and Roy Blough, another economist, directed a comprehensive six-volume study of American taxes and potential reforms.

A bottom-up strategy has indeed led to a more comprehensive result in terms of reforms.

This study is one of the most comprehensive longitudinal studies of human development ever undertaken.