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…in order to attempt to make life easier. However, sometimes these structures are organized in such a way that people are hurt (physically, economically, emotionally, etc.). Working for justice, he says, is formulating a plan to reform or remove…

…. Incidentally, “illegal migrants” become the hottest single topic that hits the airwaves of our electronic media or the current affair columns of our written press. There are invariably investigations, speeches of regret by politicians, demands for reform…

…. People began distrusting industry and the capitalist way of life. Some people turned to religion for the answers, others to reform movements. Reformers fought for causes, spanning from improved conditions and wages for laborers to temperance. Throughout…

…on many groups. Orthodox and Reformers. Orthodox belief that if a child was born in a Jewish mother he or she is considered a Jewish person, but the reformers belief that if the father was Jewish and the child was born in a Russian mother it considered…

…of self-sufficiency. With major economic reforms in 1978-1980, China's economic pattern changed dramatically. This began the structural change for liberalisation and modernisation. The ultimate aim was to raise the growth performance of the economy to improve…

…with religious affairs and vouchers do create that problem. It is the courts stance that vouchers should be either be reformed or another solution to education reform should be made.…

…Nirvana, it enters its final resting place of heaven. Mahayana Buddhism tries to reform some of the basic Theravada beliefs. Just like the Protestant Reformation of Europe, the Mahayanists were not trying to start another religion but rather they were…

…more out of place than he did. Louis himself realised this and often wished, even before the revolution, that he were a common man. Although he made an earnest effort to reform the government at the time, when his predecessor had so far exhausted…

…called the Catholic Reformation. Its purpose was to bring the Protestants and Catholics together again, and to state clearly the principal teachings of the Catholic Church. The council of Trent failed to reunite the followers of Luther, Calvin, or Henry VIII…

…Prohibition was a cornerstone of the KKK's "reform" agenda. In this the Klan shared a position held by many progressive reformers, including many suffragists and feminists, who condemned the use of alcohol as detrimental to society. The Klan opposed subordination…