Reform
reform (noun) - changes to improve laws, society, or government
economic reform
financial reform
monetary reform
tax reform
agrarian reform
administrative reform
reformation (noun) - the act or process of changing and improving something
Example sentences:
* It has taken several months to move ahead with electoral reform in Thailand.
* The new political party started its new programme of radical economic reform.
* The socialist party introduced radical reforms to the social welfare system.
* Sweeping budgetary reforms were put into place when the new government came into power.
* The Democratic Party is pushing its package of housing and education reforms through congress.
* Several unsuccessful attempts have been made at health care reform in the United States.
* They advocated reforms to the legal system such as reduced damages in tort cases.
* The conservative coalition might block reforms.
* Tax reforms in recent years have provided new incentives for land development.
* No one doubts the need for reform, the pace and timetable is what they can't agree about.
