There is a growth in democratic political movements throughout the Arab world and an increased urgency in the idea of democracy, women's emancipation, and constitutional
reform. The consequences of the rise of radical Islam and the escalating targeting of innocent civilians in terrorist attacks have hastened the discussion on profound and meaningful
reforms, forced a debate toward "democratization" and transparency, and provided countries such as Morocco with the opportunity to push for
reforms to the family code, also known as the mudawana.
* The many regional leaders--and we ourselves--believe that change and economic
reform come from within, and that the region's cultural and historical legacy will be an important factor in shaping those
reforms.
During the past year, the Texas Assisted Living Association (TALA) has worked with other advocacy groups as a member of the Texas Alliance for Patient Access (TAPA) to ensure that assisted living providers would be covered under tort
reform and included as healthcare providers.
After his arrival at Camaldoli, Querini's interests soon turned to the larger issues of
reform of the church.
Maybe they meant to say "fourth down," because whenever the future of
reform is at stake, the Bush White House has punted.
ISLAMABAD -- Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Governor Iqbal Zafar Jhagra has said that the government would soon pass Federally Administered Tribal Areas'
reforms bill through the parliament.
The bill represents the biggest
reform to India's economy and a next step towards unification of the Indian state.
The HealthCare
Reform's Affect on Voluntary Benefits and Limited Medical Plans White Paper has been released by the Healthcare
Reform Magazine, www.HealthcareReformMagazine.com.
Other countries' experiences suggest that
reform of entitlement programs is difficult but also possible.