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However, the boy foolishly believes in O'Brien and keeps his mouth shut and is subsequently sent to reform school.
Prior to these events, Eddie endeavors to go straight and set up a homestead, but his attempts to reform are blocked at every turn by exploiters and busybodies who forbid his dream of a quiet, quotidian existence.
He has formed an unholy union with a Catholic religious nut who operates the reform school..she believes the Internet is harmful to society and wishes to destroy it forever, while also desiring to quell the sinful image of scantily clad cheerleaders in the process.
The reform scenes sickened me, as did the rape scene, the dialogue, the costumes and even some of the sets.
It can reform human DNA in order to cure a disease or to kill them.
Henry Fonda is a petty crook attempting to reform when he is framed on a murder charge.
Then there's the mis-adventures when she failed to getaway from the law, put in reform school.
We later find out that Aladdin's father is the king of thieves and he goes on a quest to bring him back and reform him.
The girls are in nursing school in the hospital, though it looks more like reform school.
On one show he'll be telling women that dressing like a slut and acting like a slut is wrong and try to reform their ways.
Let me see...old retirees/former gangsters decide to reform the crew.
This is to help reform her after a fire-starting incident involving Heather and an evidently irksome forest close to home.
The government has promised to create jobs, but that is only part of the battle; it must also reform the way such jobs are filled.
After all, his attempts to reform the French economy, public sector, and labor markets – not to mention his perceived elitist pretensions and imperialist tendencies – have produced a swift and severe backlash.
This is the “yes, but” crowd: “Yes he is right about Europe,” they say, “but he has to reform the French economy first,” or “he can’t succeed without more German support.”
And to reform the EU, Macron will need German backing, which may not be in the offing, given the apparent turn by Merkel’s coalition away from deeper European integration.
France might not get its act together, and Merkel might not leap to reform Europe’s monetary union.
Comprehensive reform is the only way out.
The tax reform of 2001 improved incentives to work and decreased tax evasion by introducing a flat 13% income tax – one of the world’s lowest.
Conservative macroeconomic policy and financial-sector reform lowered interest rates and fueled an investment and consumption boom.
Medvedev seems to understand that sustaining growth will not be easy: oil prices cannot rise forever, and the “low hanging fruit” of basic economic reform and prudent macroeconomic policies have already been picked.
According to a recent large survey by the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, only 36% of Russians support democracy and a mere 28% support market reform, by far the lowest among all transition countries on both counts.
Perhaps more importantly, it is hard to fight corruption without political reform, media freedom, and a vibrant civil society.
Despite court rulings ordering reform, Roma are regularly denied equal access to housing, education, and healthcare, creating a vicious cycle of poverty and marginalization.
And the IMF did impose conditions on its loans to Greece – including fiscal austerity, privatization, and structural reform of its pension and tax systems – most of which were necessary to address the country’s insolvency.
And the authorities’ strong commitment to reform restored investor confidence, reviving inflows of private capital and reactivating foreign trade.
Greece’s best bet is reform.
So far, Greece has shown itself to be unwilling to implement a painful internal-wage adjustment and reform measures forced by outsiders.
Perhaps the latest deal, which was reached with Greece on the brink, will prove to be a turning point, with Greece finally committing actively to economic and fiscal reform.
Such institutions would be much better placed than the EU to formulate timely and granular reform recommendations.
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