What does that mean in practice, how will we know if it happens, and how can we tell if it improves matters of policy and regulation?
As Mr Tonelli puts it, "Other presidents who were just as popular eventually went to hell .The president's prospects depend, above all, on improving matters for the six out of ten Argentines who are now poor.
Raccomandazioni are everywhereOne way of improving matters would be to privatise some of the public universities but that does not seem to be feasible in a country where even modest reform proposals have brought protesters onto the streets.
It's easy enough to find fault in a partner we've been over exposed to for decades, but breaking up is hard to do and if there's any chance of improving matters that's got to be worth consideration.
One way of improving matters would be to relax the current tight limits on immigration (imposed to protect black job-seekers) and welcome in people with the skills to create good jobs for the blacks to take up.The whole economy would also benefit from allowing private firms into sectors such as telecoms, power and transport, currently each dominated by a single provider.
In hopes of improving matters, the report's authors sketched out a framework for a new nanotechnology EHS strategy.
Here are a few radical ideas to improve matters: Raise the age of compulsory education.
But efforts to improve matters, including the work of an independent civil aviation authority, have since helped, experts say.
Although structural adjustment programs now taking place may improve matters, the governments' lack of commitment has left the situation far from satisfactory.
With a fractious Cabinet to hold together - Labour had been governing since 1974 without an overall majority, and another election eight years later only marginally improved matters, with a majority of four swiftly whittled away by defections - it was his trump card.
