The school system, which has long hurt Tunisia's competitiveness by favoring quantity over quality, desperately needs in-depth reforms.
"Astana Pro Team has committed to a process of in-depth reforms thanks to this procedure initiated before the licence commission.
But in the current situation, an aggressive program of asset purchases, coupled with appropriate forward guidance, would most likely provide some relief to a stagnant economy in the short term, and buy some time for the necessary in-depth reforms to take full effect.
"The in-depth reform touches the basic issue of reconfiguring the lifeblood of this enormous economy, and making it healthier," it said.
In June 2009 Fifa decided on an in-depth reform of the rules surrounding players' agents and in 2011 said it would no longer license them globally, leaving it to individual national associations.
"What needs to happen now is for France and Germany to sit down and thrash out an in-depth reform of euro-zone governance, which won't fully satisfy either side but will be acceptable to both and will thus become the template," said Thomas Klau of the European Council on Foreign Relations, and co-author of a history of the euro.
In-depth reform of OCHA to strength its credibility, independence and performance is clearly needed and this key humanitarian function should be given priority.
Adaptation to the Bologna Process involved an in-depth curriculum reform in the Training Centre for the Spanish National Police Corps.
This reform involves a structural change and an in depth curriculum reform as well.
This would involve in-depth research and reforms targeting farmers' organizations, product R&D, branded marketing strategies, etc., with the aim of ensuring that several of Taiwan's agricultural products are able to achieve impressive export sales performance within a short space of time.
She goes in-depth into the reforms that should be instituted in California's 1967 Lanterman-Petris-Short Act (LPS).
