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But they offered no new prescriptions, other than some reforms of the I.M.F.'s internal operations that are already under way.

Jack Straw, the home secretary, has promised to include some reforms of the CPS in the Crime and Disorder Bill expected this autumn.But this manifest enthusiasm may actually impede proper reform.

The United Kingdom has also faced some reforms of the LTC system in recent years, increasing the proportion of older dependent people who receive intensive home care packages [ 1].

While there has been some reform of the security forces, the western region of Ivory Coast is still volatile and unpredictable.

Lastly, the EU will have to undertake some reform of its institutions if Croatia is to join sometime around 2010.

Furthermore, building upon the Way of the Celestial Masters, the Maoshan revelations envisaged some reform of the practices of the parent sect.

Mr Cai also offered cautiously worded signals that some reform of China's opaque political system may be on the agenda.

There might be some reform of the military but for now it will have to be done on their terms and at their pace.

All they want, goes the ministerial mantra, is some reform of the planning system, in order to refine (ie shorten) planning inquiries.

And as a result of massive investment in public services and some reform of them, health care and education are better than they were, though still less good than they should be.With prosperity has come renewed political influence abroad.

Pro-choice campaigners are hoping that Ford's paper will suggest some reform of the region's abortion laws and have promised legal action if the status quo, the near blanket ban on abortion, remains intact.