1.   Analysts said, however, the state appears to be making overall progress in reforming the way it handles film production.

2.   And already awaiting consideration are proposals to reform the way the education and criminal justice systems operate.

3.   As a result, European governments and the United States will find themselves on weaker ground in calling for developing countries to reform their ways.

4.   But its members, too, have to reform their ways.

5.   By late last year, some campaign aides in New Hampshire were publicly grumbling that Bush was bound to lose the state if he did not reform his ways.

6.   Early in the Clinton administration, first lady Hillary Clinton attempted to reform the way most Americans receive and pay for health care.

7.   Far fewer than half of those polled expect progress toward balancing the budget, restraining entitlement costs and reforming the way campaigns are financed.

8.   He said he was grateful that Hellerstein allowed him to stay out of prison, and added that he is prepared to reform his ways.

9.   His mandate was to reform the way it worked.

10.   In Cleveland, for example, Mayor White has saved taxpayers millions by reforming the way garbage is collected and streets are repaired.