Sentence examples for draft reforms from inspiring English sources

The Legislature's presiding officer, Judith A. Jacobs, a Democrat, said that the legislators had gained enough information to draft reforms and saw no need to prolong the hearings.

Flows of funds in and out of the country are also tightly controlled.The draft reforms, which are now open for comment, include scrapping almost all of these cumbersome controls.

The federal government in Berlin and the local state government of Hesse, in nearby Wiesbaden, have been slow to draft reforms that would favour Frankfurt.The McKinsey crew may nonetheless have triggered a positive response.

In addition, the verdict should make it easier for prosecutors to pursue Enron executives on charges of false accounting or fraud, although there has also been some evidence in the Andersen trial that may allow Enron defendants to plead successfully that they relied on professional advice.Mr Pitt's draft reforms are now expected to go much further than was previously thought.

Source: churchofengland.org £60,000 – Annual salary proposed for peers in Clegg's draft reform bill.

Later on Wednesday, President Jacques Chirac presented a draft reform plan to the cabinet.

Buried after voters in France and the Netherlands rejected it, the constitution was replaced in June by a truncated draft reform treaty.

US attorney general Loretta Lynch moved swiftly to file a civil rights lawsuit following a decision by Ferguson's city council on Tuesday to challenge several measures in a draft reform agreement that the city had negotiated with federal officials.

And corporate-audit clients would also have to subscribe to the board's running costs.So far, the draft reform does not include the key change that critics have long called for: a ban on auditors selling consulting services to their audit clients, which many feel is a conflict of interest that has encouraged accounting firms to relax their vigilance in performing audits.

Illinois has the worst-funded retirement system in the country and the lowest credit rating, and uses more than 20% of its operating revenue to pay pensions.After years of reports, mandates and commissions, legislators published a draft reform bill on December 2nd.

An article on Aug. 25 about efforts by John R. Bolton, the new American ambassador to the United Nations, to press for changes in a draft reform document to be presented to world leaders tomorrow referred incorrectly to the leaders who are to attend the conference.