According to Fabelo, the problems caused by lingering structural outcroppings of a much larger system are multifaceted––an inevitable outcome of systemic reforms.
The study examined 1.3 million individual case records culled from databases spanning three state agencies, and measured the efficacy of systemic reforms enacted in 2007 against those data.
It would be better if politics could just approach the question of systemic reform of the donations and disclosure system from the pure public interest standpoint, but let's take Yabsley's mildly self-interested bird in the hand, because he's right.
Their cases were piecemeal a big arrest here, a high-profile firing there and didn't represent any kind of systemic reform.
While these are important, without wider cultural change they can simply create compliance through fear of punishment, which is the opposite of systemic reform.
The policies and rhetoric changed, often dramatically, but the underlying assumption remained the same: Our nation's schools are in dire need of systemic reform.
They have been heartened by #MeToo, but are, on the whole, pessimistic about the possibility of systemic reform within the industry.
The topic of implementation is particularly important in the Philippines because of the systemic reform that is integral to the K to 12 curriculum.
Instead of proceeding with systemic reform of the subsidy system, Morsi's government has a pattern of announcing partial reform initiatives but with very little, or no, follow-through.
"Let's hope he is working on a host of concrete systemic reforms that he plans to roll out in February," she said. .
Both senators stressed the importance of improving regulatory procedures through systemic reforms that ensure regulations add value and address problems cost-effectively, rather than responding to political whims.
