Even now, the commissioner appears to fall short of implementing systemic change that will get at the root cause of the violence.
There, she investigated political killings, torture, and abductions and encouraged Philippine government officials to implement systemic changes to stop the killings and hold perpetrators accountable.
Officials have slowly begun to implement systemic changes to stem rampant foreclosure, as increasing evidence emerges to back up what activists have been saying all along: Under state law, many foreclosed owners should have had lower taxes or could have been exempted from paying them altogether.
Warren, meanwhile, also answered "yes" when asked by the New York Times whether she supports reparations, adding in a statement also given to The Washington Post that the United States must implement "systemic, structural changes" to help black families.
The reforms recommended in the policy review are designed to implement systemic and necessary changes to the practice and use of forensic science, including the requirement that all forensic science labs develop internal structures and policies to prevent bias in testing and analysis, and to better manage the flow of information between law enforcement investigators, analysts, and prosecutors.
The state of Georgia plans to implement significant systemic changes in teacher evaluation in the 2012-2013 school year.
Talking with Tom only reinforced my belief that he is an American icon in the world of implementing fundamental, systemic change.
Second, we analyze if these effects depend on whether or not an economy has already implemented a systemic change from a DB to a DC system.
Asked about the e-mail messages, a spokeswoman for Credit Suisse, Victoria Harmon, said: "Early on, we welcomed, fully endorsed and have been implementing the Spitzer initiative to make systemic changes to strengthen analyst independence.
