The reactor design was based on previously developed volume distributed combustion, but modified to foster unique reforming conditions.
Unfortunately, this unique land reform, which would purportedly make landowners rich, has disempowered them and empowered the private sector instead; and the economic results to date have been disappointing.
Common wisdom holds that crises are unique opportunities for reform, with fiscal reforms being frequently advocated in times of crisis.
Since 1980 an implementation of a series of unique educational system reforms has taken place.
An ongoing multilateral process could provide a unique opportunity to reform a contentious area of global economic governance – but only if it properly identifies the key problems.
"But not because I'm in competition with Governor O'Malley, but because I really do believe the 29 Republican governors are doing some unique things in reforming government in their states and giving new birth to federalism.
His discovery of the intimate musicality of the French language was doubtless instinctive, but, during his most creative years, he was a conscious artist constantly seeking to develop his unique gift and "reform" his nation's poetic expression.
His election to Congress was an opportunity to take his unique style of reform-minded politics, which Chicagoans have known for years, from Cook County to Washington.
In the past 15 years the government of Armenia has overcome great obstacles, among which, the planning and implementation of an ambitious education reform, unique in the region.
Jeanne Allen, president of the Centre for Education Reform, a Washington-based advocacy group, says the reforms are unique because Indiana has looked at education reform in its "totality", rather than taking a piecemeal approach as many other states have done.Nationally there are now 32 school voucher programs in 16 states and Washington, DC, serving at least 210,000 students.
