Definition of Reform-minded

1. Adjective. Favoring or promoting reform (often by government action).


Lexicographical Neighbors of Reform-minded

reforestations
reforested
reforesting
reforestization
reforestize
reforestized
reforestizing
reforests
reforge
reforged
reforger
reforgers
reforges
reforging
reform
reform-minded (current term)
reform movement
reform school
reform schools
reformabilities
reformability
reformable
reformade
reformades
reformado
reformadoes
reformados
reformalize
reformalized
reformalizes

Literary usage of Reform-minded

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Troubled Birth of Russian Democracy: Parties, Personalities, and Programs by Michael McFaul, Sergei Markov (1993)
"... Gorbachev and his reform faction within the CPSU leadership encouraged informal political activity as a means to help elect reform- minded deputies, ..."

2. New York and the New Europe: A Guide to Business OpportunitiesBusiness & Economic (1994)
"New reform-minded governments have passed constitutional amendments and other ... FOREIGN INVESTMENT LEGISLATION reform-minded governments in Eastern Europe ..."

3. Regulatory Reform in the United States by Scott H. Jacobs (1999)
"There are common themes in what reform-minded states are doing. Most, for example, are opening choice to all end- users at the same time, ..."

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