Examples of 'reform group' in a sentence
Meaning of "reform group"
A reform group is an organized collective or association that advocates for and seeks to bring about changes or improvements to a specific area or issue. This phrase is commonly used when referring to organizations or movements focused on social, political, or policy reforms
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After winning the election a reform group was announced.
Prison reform group alleges severe health problems in Arizona system.
Our Committee complied with the conclusions of the reform group point by point.
We had a reform group that Mrs Frassoni herself belonged to.
Liberals and the Reform group in.
There are many different ways to get involved with the City Reform Group.
They called themselves as the Reform Group and numbered between twenty and thirty.
He is a life member of the Tory Reform Group.
Kun was one of the founding members of reform group Naoero Amo Nauru First.
Keene is a founding member of Right on Crime, a conservative criminal justice reform group.
His political involvement began when he joined a local reform group called the Community Action Council.
Eldridge also founded Protect Our Democracy, another campaign finance reform group.
He was the leader of the Civic Reform group at the 1959 election.
He was a pro-European, and was member of the Tory Reform Group.
This is clearly presented by the Assessment Reform Group ( 2002 ) who describe Assessment for Learning as.
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He is a Vice-President of the Tory Reform Group.
Well, they were both in the Tory Reform Group at Balliol.
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