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But the whole point of last year's emergency rescue was that it would be followed by sweeping changes of the rotten banking system to make it more open, accountable and secure.
However, Morawiecki kept as justice minister Zbigniew Ziobro, the author of the sweeping changes of the justice system, in a sign he backs the moves.
The sweeping changes of the 1960s affected even the building's name: Telephone books from 1965 to 1967 just list "apartments" for 1629 Columbia Rd., Magana's research shows.
The violence and grand sweeping changes of the civil rights era had already been effectively documented, he felt, mostly in the stories of men.
For don't those adventurers the Happertons embody, as Taylor hints, the sweeping changes of the modern era, with its risk-driven markets and escalating debts, while Davenant and Glenister stand for older values of the land and tradition and gentlemanly pleasures and care of the poor and vulnerable?
On the economic side huge challenges loom, among them an ageing population and a blighted environment, both of which could drag down growth.Related items China and India: Suddenly vulnerableDec 11th 2008Deng, who died in 1997, is often described as the chief architect of reform, as if the sweeping changes of the past 30 years were mapped out by him.
The question is whether Obama has been able to convert that catchphrase into sweeping change of the federal government.
When Jacques Chirac was elected President three years ago, his Union of French Democracy, a loose federation of mainstream conservative parties, promised to usher in sweeping change of the kind Margaret Thatcher achieved in Britain in the 1980's.
The review follows its investigation into the current account market, which took place against a backdrop of sweeping changes to the ownership of banks as a result of the banking crisis.
The King Board of 1940 1941 proposed sweeping changes to the secondary armament of the battleships to increase their defense against air attacks.
: Survation interviewed 1,001 voters on April 4. Sweeping changes to the system of MPs' expenses, introduced after the 2009 scandal, took effect after the 2010 general election.
