(n,adj-no) progressivism
(n) progressive or reformist political party
(n) revolutionary movement
(n) revolutionary government
(n) reorganization
reorganisation
structural reform
(n) regulatory reform
(n) technological innovation
(n) (comp) technology revolution
(n) educational reform
(n) financial reform
(n) banking reform
(n) economic reform
(n) events of May 1968 (strikes, protests and riots in France)
(n) restructuring
(n) administrative reform
(n) synthetic leather
artificial leather
leatherette
(n) economic reform
fiscal reform
(n) (1) March Revolution (Austria and Germany, 1848)
(2) February Revolution (Russia, 1917)
(n) the Industrial Revolution
(n) judicial reform
(n) market reform
(n) people's or popular revolution
(n) July Revolution (France, 1830)
(n,adj-no) the Reformation
(n) October Revolution
(n) consumer or consumption revolution
(n) (comp) information revolution
(n) political reform
(n) tax reform
(n) organizational change
organisational change
organizational reform
