Sentence examples for matter for reform from inspiring English sources
Does this all matter for reform?
In his closing address, Jonathan Caplan QC for the Daily Mail group, raised the issue of there being "no right for core participants to cross-examine witnesses who make serious allegations against them" – a matter for reform of the statute and rules.
It is just a matter of pushing for reforming old-fashioned attitudes and an expansion of products available to women.
Green MP Kevin Hague backs the SSDP's call for reform, saying "it should not be a matter for criminal justice, it should be a matter for harm reduction".
Sanctions or no sanctions, the Myanmar Constitution prohibits any meaningful change, no matter how large President U Thein Sein's appetite for reform.
But the prime minister told Wilkie in the last parliament that gambling reform was a matter for the states and territories.
He added that the issue over welfare reform was a matter for the current round of all-party talks, and a matter for the government.
Black Lives Matter has gained national prominence in recent months for its protests of police killings and calls for reform.
No matter what happens in the healthcare reform debate, at least this time around there are groups collecting money and cutting ads for reform, to counter the anti-reform deep pockets.
New energy projects, like job creation, should be left to the market, not picked by bureaucrats; school and health reform should be a matter for individual states.
