Converse of object

• propose: In November 2001, the proposed reforms for a new House of Lords were released.

• implement: The indebted countries also have to agree to implement economic reforms.

• introduce: I am not going to introduce any startling reforms, nor in any way attempt to make trouble... .

Adjective modifier

• radical: The radical reforms outlined in the 1947 Education Act came into being on 1 April 1948.

• structural: We have driven forward structural reforms to improve our capacity to deliver.

• economic: The economic reforms are also outlined in the letter.

Noun used with modifier

• pension: We look forward to the further progress of the pension reforms.

• NHS: We have to adapt the existing structures to ensure we get the best out of the NHS reforms.

Modifies a noun

• usa: Of legal immigrants reform families usa we explored the less likely to.

Noun used with modifier

• welfare: Of welfare reform are affected by not strong evidence a change the.

• cap: CAP reform is therefore a matter of life or death for millions across the world.

• land: In the context of land reform in South Africa, their success is bucking a trend.

• workforce: However, workforce reform is about more than additional funding.