What simple idea did he implement?
But he needs to act very quickly, because if he does implement everything he says he wants to do, it will cause a lot of economic pain.
"They're doing what needs to be done, as opposed to what could be done," he said, noting that implementing tougher controls for ingredients and processes would ultimately cost less than the damages linked to the recalls.
"I think now the prime minister understands more than ever that if I've removed the head of the royal court, I'm quite prepared to remove the prime minister if he doesn't implement social reforms".
"If the Syrian leadership is incapable of conducting such reforms, it will have to go, but this decision should be taken not in Nato or certain European countries, it should be taken by the Syrian people and the Syrian leadership". Mr Medvedev has previously called for Syria to launch reforms but has stopped short of saying Mr Assad should step down if he does not implement them.
Another working group expressed its opinion about this issue as follows: "The employer will do right if he implements a 'vitality policy' including physical activity, fitness, walking in lunchtime or walking during meetings.
He did implement some reforms, including a moratorium on the punishment by stoning (the practice has been reduced, but has not completely ended); decriminalizing certain offenses and adding limited amendments to family law in favor of women by raising the legal age for girls to get married from 9 to 13.
Though the city imposed a curfew on juveniles under the age of 17 on Monday night, Batts said that he didn't implement a comprehensive curfew because he lacked the personnel to enforce it and needed to wait for the National Guard and police from other districts to be able to restore control over the crowds.
He served from 1972 to 1977, and although he did not implement any mainstream changes as prior presidents had, he was instrumental in bringing in qualified administrators who would improve the school during its upcoming years.
But when Bremer"—Paul Bremer, who was appointed by President Bush to oversee the rebuilding of Iraq—"went over there, he was given autonomy over all kinds of plans that he didn't implement.
But when Bremer" — Paul Bremer, who was appointed by President Bush to oversee the rebuilding of Iraq — "went over there, he was given autonomy over all kinds of plans that he didn't implement.
