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Tax collection: an autonomous tax revenue agency will be established and the government will enact reforms to streamline tax collection, track down tax cheats and combat fuel smuggling.

It is imperative that New York enact reforms to end the back-room politics that have dominated presidential election cycles for years.

It's more important to enact reforms to ensure that banks can no longer engage in primarily speculative activities or other excessively risky transactions that lead to outsize paydays.

The military also feared that the Shiite-dominated Iraqi government would fail to enact reforms to address the grievances and alienation of its Sunni minority.

The series revealed failures by the state in stopping the violence, and inspired lawmakers there to enact reforms to the state's domestic violence laws.

The Kurdistan Workers Partyy (PKK), a rebel group which has been fighting for self-rule inside Turkey since 1984, has set an October deadline for the government to enact reforms to satisfy the Kurds' demands for more rights.

As the D.C. Council enacted reforms to reduce public corruption, federal prosecutors were probing whether its longest-serving lawmaker, Council member Jack Evans, used his office for private gain.

Ukraine's legislature enacts reforms to the electoral law to prevent fraud such as took place in the discredited presidential runoff election as well as amendments to the constitution that decrease the power of the president.

Already some trusts have enacted reforms to make them more accountable to shareholders.

In response, Communist party officials enacted reforms to curb liberalism and foreign influence in theatrical works.

He raised revenue for the state through a severance tax on coal and enacted reforms to the educational system.