Another critical element includes joint efforts to foster a healthy population that will lay a foundation of reform for the next generation.
The social change that wartime impositions such as rationing and billeting of evacuees brought about laid the foundations for reform of education, the welfare state and the creation of the National Health Service.
The intellectual foundations of welfare reform were prepared by Cardiff University's Unum Centre, now renamed the Centre for Psychosocial and Disability Research.
ISSA's Step by Step Programs provide a comprehensive foundation for reform of education and care for children from birth through age eight.
As with other ideological about-faces among the president's critics since market principles emerged along the foundations of his health reform plan, the reality of the exchanges is exactly the opposite of what their critics would have us believe.
Here, and at the Middlesex hospital, where she combated cholera with the fierce attention to hygiene that was the foundation of her reforming work, she won respect, admiration and love.
Reporting on our families is a lot like reporting on the economy: statistical tales of woe provide the foundation for reform proposals.
In a letter to the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, and the chancellor, George Osborne, a copy of which has been seen by the Guardian, the newly Conservative-led Local Government Association says: "It would be deeply damaging to press ahead with a costly and ambitious reform programme if the very foundations of the system we are reforming cannot be sustained".
On the other hand, if the new technocrats decide that public schools still need them to micromanage their entire day, that couldn't be any worse than what the Gates, Broad, and Walton foundations did during the last era of reform.
