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As viceroy, he helped to institute reforms that increased Indian representation in government but provoked opposition with his severe measures against nationalists.

This, arguably, is an unsung benefit of letting governments declare bankruptcy: it gives them the political cover to institute reforms that are otherwise very hard to sell to the public.

So far in this election year, Congress has seemed willing only to parade the miscreants before the people, rather than institute reforms that might work to correct what is wrong.

Specifically, I am asking the Attorney General and DNI to institute reforms that place additional restrictions on government's ability to retain, search, and use in criminal cases, communications between Americans and foreign citizens incidentally collected under Section 702.

Meanwhile in Cuba, Fidel Castro quietly retired in 2006 and economic pressures forced his brother Raul to institute reforms that have begun to liberalise the state-controlled economy.

Instead, Lonnie Soury, Attorney Ron Kuby, and many others called on the Mayor, Governor, Police Commissioner, City Council, and State Legislature to institute reforms that can immediately prevent wrongful convictions.

In 1424 the congregation of Santa Giustina of Padua instituted reforms that breathed new life into Benedictine monasticism.

We believe in a moderate future for Syria that preserves the state and institutes reforms that benefit all Syrians.

That year the liberal communist Imre Nagy took power in Hungary and instituted reforms that constituted a marked retreat from socialism.

In that job, he instituted reforms that strengthened the state's lottery and laid the foundation for additional benefits for seniors.

209, and instituting reforms that will help California regain its status as the door to the American Dream through public higher education.