Second, executing reform requires vision and determination.
Moreover, if the best and brightest leave, Croatia will have a far weaker constituency to campaign for and execute reform.
Confirmations are needed to ensure regulators have sufficient authority to properly execute financial reforms — and avoid being captured by special interests like the banks they oversee.
"Whatever you do, you're going to need the committed, trained and talented people to execute these reforms," said Mr. Levin of the Knowledge Is Power Program, KIPP.
Experts believe proposals are likely to come after the European Union, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund complete an audit of Greece's progress in executing various reforms it agreed to in exchange for the emergency loans last May.
Meanwhile, Merkel's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, told the Bild am Sonntag newspaper that the deal reached last week was "responsible" and ensured that Athens had to execute tough reforms in return for aid.
But the overriding question is whether the royal family can execute economic reforms and open up the kingdom of 22 million people without also sharpening demands for political change.
China's long track record of executing difficult reforms and generating fast economic growth has won the country global prestige and respect.
He was elected pope on May 14 , 1572 succeeding St. Pius V. Gregory began promoting church reform and the Counter-Reformation by pledging to execute the reforming decrees of the Council of Trent.
Concepts embodied in these works and expressed by Humbert elsewhere were reflected in the later reforms executed by Pope Gregory VII.
