Tory Reform Group (2430 bytes)
3: ... Party]], that uphold the [[One Nation|One Nation Tory]] vision.
9: ...nfluence. The number of prominent members of the group in positions of influence in the party is gradual...

Tory (8337 bytes)
1: ...rnative for [[Conservative]]. A similar usage for Tory exists in [[Canada]] to describe the [[Conservati...
3: Currently this term is considered to be derogatory by some British Conservatives since many UK voter...
5: Despite its archaic origins "Tory" is unlikely to fall from common usage, however, ...
7: ==History==
11: ...ernating in office several times. In [[1713]] the Tory ministry of [[Robert Harley, 1st Earl of Oxford a...

Red Tory (8249 bytes)
1: '''Red Tory''' is a nickname given to a political tradition i...
3: Red Toryism is contrasted with [[Blue Tory|Blue Toryism]], [[neoconservatism (Canada)|neoconservatism]...
7: ...osed merging or co-operating with the competing [[Reform Party of Canada]] (later the [[Canadian Alliance]...
9: ...Keith Martin]] (who, although ideologically a Red Tory, was actually a [[Canadian Alliance]] MP) defecte...
12: ...Macdonald]] are seen as the foundation of the Red Tory tradition.

Tory Channel (1091 bytes)
1: The '''Tory Channel''' is one of the drowned valleys that for...
3: The Tory Channel is named after one of the pioneer ships t...
5: Tory Channel forms a substantial part of the current [...
7: ...g with [[Cape Campbell]]) lies at the entrance of Tory Channel. Ironically, it is called West Head.

John Tory (7762 bytes)
1: [[Image:0918tory o.jpg|right]]
3: '''John Tory''' (born [[May 28]], [[1954]]) is a Canadian busi...
5: Tory has been married to Barbara Hackett since [[1978]...
8: From [[1972]] to [[1979]], Tory was hired by family friend [[Ted Rogers]] as a jo...
10: Tory received his Bachelor of Arts from the [[Universi...

Tory Dent (384 bytes)
1: '''Tory Dent''' is a commentator on [[AIDS]] in [[America...
5: [[Category:1958 births|Dent, Tory]]
6: [[Category:American writers|Dent, Tory]]

Blue Tory (3534 bytes)
1: ...Canadian conservatives as it is in America. Blue Tory opinion on issues such as [[same-sex marriage]] o...
3: Perhaps the best example of a Blue Tory administration in Canada was the "[[Common Sense ...
5: ...the leadership of the [[Canadian Alliance]] and [[Reform]] Parties.
9: *[[Red Tory]]

Tory Action (591 bytes)
1: ...'Tory Action''' was a radical right wing pressure group within the British [[Conservative Party (UK)|Cons...
5: ...e MPs, including [[Ronald Bell]] who had hosted a Tory Action reception in the [[House of Commons]] in D...

Roger Tory Peterson (1488 bytes)
1: ..., [[1908]]-[[July 28]], [[1996]]), a [[natural history|naturalist]], [[ornithology|ornithologist]], arti...
7: ...romote an interest in living creatures than Roger Tory Peterson, the inventor of the modern field guide....
12: [[Category:1908 births|Peterson, Roger Tory]]
13: [[Category:1996 deaths|Peterson, Roger Tory]]
14: [[Category:Ornithologists|Peterson, Roger Tory]]

Reform (210 bytes)
1: '''Reform''' can refer to:
3: *[[Reform (think tank)]]
4: *[[Reform, Alabama]]
5: *[[Reform Judaism]]
6: *[[Reform movement]]

Education reform (28493 bytes)
3: ...e of its inception may later be itself opposed by reformers as reactionary.
5: ==Situations in which education reform is proposed==
7: ...than to alterations in individual pedagogy. Thus, reforms are usually proposed by thinkers who aim to redr...
9: ==Motivations for reform==
11: ...are a few of the goals that have motivated school reformers:

Tort reform (2296 bytes)
1: ... to be too high for the injuries sustained. Most reforms are aimed at placing caps on actual and [[puniti...
3: ...nt. Many of them, however, support federal "tort reform" legislation that would override state decisions ...
5: The proposals advanced as "tort reform" generally do not address the issues of frivolous...
8: ...reform/2003/10/what_is_tort_re.html "What Is Tort Reform?"]

Western Reform (803 bytes)
1: The '''Western Reform''' Party was a [[right-wing]] populist [[politica...
3: ...]], and those who wanted to continue under the BC Reform name.
5: ...ed to sit the fight out, establishing the Western Reform Party as a temporary measure until the schism was...

Healthcare reform (738 bytes)
1: '''Healthcare reform''' is a general rubric used for discussing major ...
3: ...United Kingdom]] a massive programme of attempted reform of the [[British National Health Service]] has be...
5: Some of the goals of the healthcare reforms are usually :
10: Although [[healthcare]] reform was the major [[United States]] concern of the [[...

Gabo Reform (1335 bytes)
2: ! colspan="2" bgcolor="#FFCCCC" | Gabo Reform
18: ...;更張) describes a series of sweeping reforms introduced into [[Korea]] (at that time called [...
20: ...try. The Gabo Reforms were largely the work of a group of pro-Japanese public officials.
29: [[Category:Korean history]]

Reform Club (1182 bytes)
1: The '''Reform Club''' is a private "gentleman's" club situated ...
3: ...United Kingdom|Parliament]] around the time the [[Reform Act of 1832]] was being debated. It was intended ...
17: ...]]'', the protagonist of which is a member of the Reform Club who sets out to circumnavigate the world on ...
19: ...ed journey around the world in eighty days at the Reform Club.

Prison reform (384 bytes)
3: '''Prison reform''' is the steady improvement of conditions inside...
7: *[http://www.prisonreformtrust.org.uk prisonreformtrust.org.uk]
9: *[http://www.prisonreform.com/ Prison Reform Advocacy Center]

Reform Act (1047 bytes)
1: In the [[United Kingdom]], the '''Reform Act''' could refer to various Acts
3: ... Act 1832]] (The "First Reform Act" or "The Great Reform Act"), which abolished [[rotten borough]]s and ga...
4: * [[Reform Act 1867]] (The "Second Reform Act"), which widened the franchise, and adjusted ...
5: * The [[Ballot Act 1872]] (sometimes called the "Reform Act of 1872"), which introduced the [[secret ball...
6: ...ices Prevention Act 1883]] (sometimes called the "Reform Act of 1883"), which introduced campaign spending...

Imperial Reform (1646 bytes)
1: ...Reform''' (in [[German language|German]]: ''Reichsreform).''
3: ... its goals; today, many scholars believe that the reform was not really aimed at producing a modern state ...
5: The reform mainly produced the following:
8: ...or all of the ''Reich'''s territory, possibly the reform's most far-reaching impact;
12: The reform was more or less concluded with the [[1555]] ''Re...

Stolypin reform (4164 bytes)
1: ...isters (Prime Minister). Most if not all of these reforms were based on recommendations from "The Needs of...
3: ...easants that were liberated by the [[emancipation reform of 1861 in Russia]] remained trapped within. Amon...
5: ...e]] of [[November 9]], [[1906]]). Essentially the reforms sought to abolish the [[obshchina]] system and r...
7: The reforms were multifaceted and introduced the following:
17: ...ad level and had the backing of the Police. These reforms laid the groundwork for a free capitalist enterp...

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