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"But given that the chairman opposed reauthorizing mayoral control and opposed making reforms to win Race to the Top, it's not surprising".

After the grim descriptions by the preacher's doctors and accusations from his family became public, threatening to undercut the government's claims that it was making reforms to eliminate mistreatment at its detention centers, President Hamid Karzai ordered an investigation.

Athens has been making reforms to overcome an acute debt crisis - a condition of a 240bn-euro (£200bn; $331bn) bailout that started in 2010.

Making reforms to the weapons procurement system so that cost overruns are no longer acceptable would be a major source of balancing the budget.

However, the report does acknowledge the administration's response to the ruling, in which the government argued that it is already making reforms to family detention, including releasing mothers and children at a quicker rate except under extreme circumstances, and is therefore not violating the Flores settlement.

Mr Xi has made reforms to the service sector a priority.

What is required, we believe, is to first make reforms to our democracy so that it starts to work for the common good rather than private interests.

The group expressed its support for Ukraine's bid to secure financial help from the International Monetary Fund and to make reforms to its economy.

The state and city have made reforms to move young people like them out of the criminal justice system and to help them with social services.

The government's opponents now openly campaign for a temporary interruption to Thai democracy so that an appointed council can make reforms to "save" it.

But Varela has also promised the international community that he is willing to make reforms to make the sector more transparent.