Analysts expect these reforms will bring about a fall in milk prices, increase imports and force mergers on dairy producers.Imminent deregulation has already begun to encourage consolidation in other parts of the industry.
His critics say he set out no new specific cuts in welfare, and his reforms will take many years to bring about a fall in costs when there will be a pressing need to drive down welfare spending in the first half of the parliament.
During the first 100 years of Christian history, the church taught some form of millenarianism, or chiliasm (from the Greek word for "1,000"), the belief that the Parousia would bring about a 1,000-year 1,000-year fellowship, justice, peace, and abundance here on earth.
His disobedience as much as his insistence on the right of lay investiture, which was not formally condemned until 1078, brought about a break with Gregory by the end of 1075.
Roh proceeded to bring about a merger (1990) of the DJP with the Reunification Democratic Party of Kim Young-Sam and the New Democratic Republican Party of Kim Jong-P'il Jong-P'ila time had been prime minister during the Fourth Republic.
Instead, talk about how the company is working to help bring about a better tomorrow for the entire world.
Chasing 250 from 55 overs, the home team were cruising at 224/5 until Botham's dismissal brought about a 2013 ICC Champions Trophy final-type collapse which saw Australia sneak home by just two runs.
And with members now eligible to serve longer in a single house — a change brought about by a 2012 ballot measure — the Legislature is welcoming its smallest freshman class since after the 1988 election cycle.
I do not expect the changes I'm announcing today to bring about a transformation of Cuban society overnight.
With Eton and Balliol in mind, Baron Curzon set up the Indian Universities Commission of 1902 to bring about a better order in higher education.
"I do not expect the changes I am announcing today to bring about a transformation of Cuban society overnight".
