The surge in the popularity of pamphlets in 1523-24, the vast majority of them in favour of reform, served as a collective signalling mechanism.
Take, for instance, the philandering husband in "Difficulties With Girls," whose weak attempts at reform serve only to turn him into a more artful adulterer: "On the far side of the bridge Patrick stopped the car at a pedestrian crossing.
By pushing millions, albeit often brutally, from the rolls, welfare reform served to bring into stark relief the true contours of the issues and pathologies surrounding many of these families.
The LDP is the party of choice for farmers, who helped keep it in power for almost all of 55 years until it lost the general election in 2009.A glance at the outcome in July's election might convince DPJ holdouts that reform serves them.
The 2006 Massachusetts health care reform serves as natural experiment to evaluate the unknown impact of health insurance expansion on treatment of pancreatic cancer.
Massachusetts health care reform served as a template for the Affordable Care Act.
Implemented in 2006-07, the Massachusetts health reform served as a template for the national law, sharing the three major elements of insurance expansion.
In our view, the RPD1 TAs' participation in the transition toward reform served to 1) authentically engage TAs as owners of and collaborators in the reform process itself, and 2) provide a unique form of PD that reflects the experience of faculty members as they design and test learning materials in the context of their own classrooms.
"Our call for budgetary discipline and structural reforms serves the interests of all taxpayers in all of Europe".
He also extended collective bargaining rights to urban workers, but, for the most part, the reforms served to encourage economic growth and to benefit the middle class.
