But their approaches to systemic reform of the electoral system are very different.
But he explains, as many here do, that systemic reform means improving the system, not replacing it.
Anna Barker, deputy director of the National Cancer Institute, said a systemic reform of the clinical trial system is "long overdue".
There have been demands for systemic reform — for more protocols, more layers and more review systems.
Numerous advocates hawk panaceas as radical as unregulated vouchers and as logical as "systemic reform".
In 1993, Dr. Smith became President Clinton's Undersecretary of Education, and systemic reform became policy.
Therefore Poland should move towards deep, systemic reform of its intelligence agencies.
The company said it "will be active in supporting important, systemic reform".
But, he added: "The important point is not to resolve individual misleading statements but to put in place systemic reform.
"It's a case not just in terms of prominence, but with the power to affect systemic reform.
Professor Smith urged "systemic reform," which seeks to combine higher standards, testing whether students reach them, and holding schools accountable.
