reforming

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• Steam-methane reforming and other natural gas-based methods are called gray hydrogen.

• The biggest blowback will be against the ‘reforming’ Kentucky senator, because Republicans back cops, period.

• Therefore, reforming this trade is part of a comprehensive strategy, including regional governance reforms, to help end the war.

• Enter a candidate like Bush, talking about the importance of a federal role in reforming education and immigration.

• When Francis was elected in March 2013, he made it clear that reforming the Vatican financial mess was a priority.

• The new Russian leadership was far more interested in embracing Western-style democratic capitalism than in reforming socialism.

• It was at this sitting that Charles V proposed the meeting of a general council for reforming the abuses of the church.

• It was far less a question of reforming a Church than of winning indefinite liberty for man—which is the death of power.

• Here, and just here, public sentiment ought to relieve the teacher by reforming itself.

• Its tenant was apparently somewhat of a scandal and a stumbling-block to the reforming party.

• Now, the only sure and legitimate way of reforming those evils which burden society is to prevent their acquiring any existence.