If he s a reformer, few are convinced.

But it can be catalytic. And if we fail to use it as catalytic, we would have failed.

Russia found a young reformer in Mikhail Gorbachev too late.

The rebirth of Singh the reformer came after a long wait.

Former Estonian Prime Minister Mart Laar was the most radical European reformer.

Chubais, a one time reformer, is now totally complicit in the regime s policies.

This can be done with a thermal or catalytic method.

The katal (symbol kat) is the SI unit of catalytic activity.

Providing catalytic and continuous support for scaling up sustainable WASH programmes

But the same could have been said of the early utterances of Deng, modern China s greatest reformer.

Amos Bronson Alcott ( November 29, 1799 March 4, 1888) was an American teacher, writer, philosopher, and reformer.

Determined to outbid Gorbachev as a reformer, he persuaded liberals to overcome their distrust of his provincial manners.

Angela Merkel, the Christian Democrats candidate, is a reformer, holding out hope for Germany s future and that of Europe.

They illustrate the catalytic effect of digital connectivity (clearly visible, too, among China s twittering classes ).

Fluid catalytic cracking (FCC) is one of the most important conversion processes used in petroleum refineries.

Financial incentives and higher shares of official development assistance as catalytic funding should also be considered.

Alkali metal reduction Base catalysed decomposition (BCD) Catalytic hydro dechlorination (CHD) Gas phase chemical reduction (GPCR) Photochemical dechlorination (PCD) and catalytic dechlorination (CD) reaction Plasma arc Potassium tert Butoxide (t BuOK) method Supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) and subcritical water oxidation

Interior Minister Palaniappan Chidambaram, a tough reformer, has this problem in his sights, but it cannot be solved by better policing alone.

And Saif al Islam s recent support for his father suggests that he is not the liberal reformer many took him to be.

Another concerns Father Hudson, an intelligent and effective reformer of the church who is privately the most debauched character in the book.

UNICEF provided catalytic support to China and Viet Nam in undertaking a communication campaign against cross border trafficking.

To this end, can multilateral assistance play a catalytic role in creating industrial innovation systems in the South?

If a reformer is to win he must prove that he will be able to sway Iran s political structures toward a reform agenda.

In his first term, Putin appeared to be an authoritarian reformer, undertaking substantial market reforms, such as introducing a 13 flat income tax.

It has a higher octane rating than gasoline and contains no sulphur, and so does not deactivate catalytic converters.

Xi s desire to become China s next great reformer may well be why his government has been investing so much energy in lauding Deng s achievements.

Since their inception, the regional commissions have also played a catalytic role in the institution building in their respective regions.

The GM has supported its demand side focus in part through the provision of catalytic resources from its own budget.

Nobel laureate Mohamed ElBaradei, a liberal reformer, has little in common with Ahmed El Zind, the head of the Judges Club and a Mubarak loyalist.

Henry Havelock Ellis, known as Havelock Ellis (2 February 1859 8 July 1939), was an English physician, writer, and social reformer who studied human sexuality.

Regional institutions, including regional economic agreements, development banks and subregional groupings can play an important catalytic role in the integration process.

A third trend is that existing communications procedures indicate that international procedures have an important catalytic role at the national level.

The units could play a catalytic role in initiating and monitoring the process of gender mainstreaming in the national statistical systems

Such dedicated resources should preferably be used for short or medium term actions and programmes with a catalytic or innovative role.

A side reaction of this catalytic cycle led to the production of a small amount of an organic mercury compound, namely methylmercury.

By contrast, Zhao embodied a chapter in Chinese history when to be a reformer meant to take on not only the economy, but every aspect of life.

The composition of the subunits is C6R6, forming 2 trimers of catalytic subunits (34 kDa) and 3 dimers of regulatory subunits (17 kDa).

Such appointments could play a major catalytic role in more strongly involving women in peace processes, especially when they reach more formal stages.

The catalytic ingredient to transform all those challenges from threats into opportunities lies in the readiness to take collective action across the board.

It will also play a catalytic and preparatory role in leveraging domestic investment for slum upgrading and other pro poor human settlements development.

Basava () (also known as Bhakti Bhandari Basavanna () or Basaveshwara (), (1134 1196)) was an Indian philosopher, statesman, Kannada poet and a social reformer in what is now Karnataka, India.

And, while technological innovations like scrubbers on smokestacks and catalytic converters on cars have reduced local air pollution substantially, the problem of CO₂ emissions remains.

It should become a catalytic lender whose participation in eurozone programs remains desirable but not indispensable giving it the possibility to disagree and walk away.

UNHCR should continue to play its catalytic role in encouraging the international community to increase its assistance to developing countries receiving large inflows of refugees.

Furthermore, proactive science and technology policies and a coherent FDI policy approach could play a catalytic role in increasing R D FDI in developing countries.