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Either the political establishment reforms itself, says Mr Jiménez, or voters will be driven to wilder options such as Podemos.

Of course, in the absence of any big ideas or leadership from within the higher-ed establishment to reform entire institutions and transform how colleges do business, policy makers try to dictate solutions, which then puts colleges on the defensive.

"We look forward to the establishment of reforms that positively affect the goals of fairness and public safety.

trend.az In view of the current global economic crisis, the forum on the establishment and reforming of child care system is both timely and important, the UNICEF Regional Director for Central and Eastern Europe and CIS Steven Allen said during the second Forum for the Protection of Children, organized by UNICEF in Bishkek.

Tibet today is embracing the modern world, having gone through peaceful liberation, democratic reform, establishment of the Tibet Autonomous Region, and economic reform and opening up.

What the party needs now, they argue, is an ultra-Goldwaterite insurgency that topples the "establishment," ditches immigration reform and wins Hispanic votes by appealing to the evangelicals among them and offering them economic liberty.

Today she told a court here that she was innocent and that she had defended the Islamic establishment and the reform process while in Berlin, Iran's official Islamic Republic News Agency reported.

Economic liberalization involved a substantial restructuring of the economy including privatization of firms in many sectors of the economy, changes in fiscal discipline, fiscal reform, establishment of competitive exchange rates, trade liberalization, elimination of barriers to foreign direct investment, and financial liberalization.

The reform establishment treats students, teachers, and curriculum in ways that are harmful, unethical, and unprofessional.

The news, which arrived on the informal marijuana holiday 4/20, is yet another sign that the Democratic Party's establishment is embracing reform.

The public is behind educators even though the corporate education reform establishment continues to try to drive a wedge between teachers and the public they serve.