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Portugal's finance minister, Vítor Gaspar, says he is confident that his country will, in time, be able to establish a record of reform and budget-cutting as good as Ireland's.

Pheu Thai officials say that even once they have formed a government, they accept it will be for a limited term, no more than one year, and that they must quickly establish a neutral reform body comprising representatives from all interest groups in Thailand, to reshape their political system.

BEARINGPOINT, McLean, Va., a computer consultant, was awarded a $39.9 million contract to help Afghanistan's government establish an economic-reform program.

This will establish a platform for reform and a lot of fundamental changes around here. A. When the World Trade Center nears completion there will be a peace dividend — in the sense that Port Authority has borrowed about $7 billion to put into the World Trade Center, and total spending is more than that.

During the 1968 Democratic Convention, a motion had been passed to establish a commission to reform the Democratic Party nomination process.

Caesar was so impressed with Cleopatra's kingdom that on returning to Rome he would establish a series of reforms, inspired partly by what he had observed in Egypt: most notably, laying the foundation for a public library, commissioning an official census and planning a series of engineering innovations based on Egypt's sophisticated locks and dikes.

"The most difficult question for advocates of prison abolition," the activist Angela Davis said in 2000, "is how to establish a balance between reforms that are clearly necessary to safeguard the lives of prisoners, and those strategies designed to promote the eventual abolition of prisons as the dominant mode of punishment".

In 486 the Wei established a land reform system that would be imitated by later Chinese dynasties.

"We want to set quality standards and professionalization of accrediting agencies; introduce a transparent system of access to information and establish a working group for reform," Mr. Dobes said.

Occupation authorities therefore set out to establish a program of land reform that was designed to convert tenants into owner-farmers.

This would return Mr Zelaya to office with limited powers: he would have to abandon constitutional reform, establish a unity government, bring forward the November 29th presidential election and hand control of the army to the electoral tribunal.