Sentence examples for common reforms from inspiring English sources
"The whole scheduling system should be scrapped and replaced with something with more dimensions," Kleiman said, but he added that common reforms to drug policy can also come with problems.
In the long term the outcome of the recent shakeups in Guatemala hinge upon whether strong, ethical forces continue to exercise power in the judiciary, what happens when a new government comes to power in January, and how long the current protest coalition can stay together and whether they can devise any concerned and constructive push for common reforms.
"If you had to single out the most common reform that we're seeing," Mr. Gelb said, "it's various strategies to hold parole violators accountable, short of jamming them back into a $25,000-a-year 25,000-a-year 25,000-a-yearl".
Representative Lindsey Graham, a South Carolina Republican and confidant of Mr. McCain, said the two staffs should be able to meet after Tuesday's meeting and "hone a common reform agenda" on issues the candidates agree on like the patient's bill of rights and tort reform.
She contrasts her approach with the two most common "reform" positions, which she calls the No Model and the Yes Model.
One common reform proposal is the elimination of peremptory challenges.
He also says that he has been in favour of Commons reform for a long time.
The legislation falls far short of measures recommended three years ago by the Commons reform committee in its report, Rebuilding the House.
It is also true of Commons reform, being taken at a gallop in its committee on modernisation of parliamentary procedure.
In business questions she had to admit that the government is rethinking its plans to set up a select committee on Commons reform chaired by Tony Wright.
We should embed in our constitution, not two classes of representation but a Commons reform that allows for detailed debate by English members on English-only measures, but with final decisions on all matters taken by all who are elected.
