It would necessitate reforms that not only strengthen accountability, but also reassert the fact that parliament exists to serve the people.
But the message behind them that irreversible entry into a single currency necessitates reform to make economies more flexible and competitive is sound.
This would necessitate a reform in the existing dysfunctional epistemological regimes and revival and rejuvenation of the spirit of Ijtihad.
The normative ill health could be a consequence of unhealthy institutional practices (institutions like state, judiciary, university, civil society), thereby necessitating societal reform, or because of an intellectual decline.
"The current mutual fund scandal demonstrates a systemic breakdown in compliance in the mutual fund industry that necessitates structural reforms in the way that mutual fund boards are regulated," said Mr. Bullard of the shareholder advocacy group.
To deal with the massive challenges related to water resources management in the Gulf countries necessitates heroic reforms in the prevailing institutions and policies governing water resources, human resources development, improvement of governance, research and development in the hydrology and water resources field in the GCC region.
It is concluded that greater realisation of integrated conservation in Greece necessitates policy reforms related mainly to sectoral legal frameworks to promote environmentalism as well as an increased effort by the managing authorities to facilitate a broader framework of public dialogue and give local communities incentives to sustainably benefit from protected areas.
Well, according to Morse, if society were to admit that no one chooses their position in life it would necessitate 'the wholesale reform of society' and 'massive social reforms' (1976a, pp. 1257, 1261), and 'a massive redistribution of wealth' and 'social engineering … inconsistent with our system' (1976b, p. 1276).
He came to see that the goal of protest, social reform, necessitated political participation -- itself the mark of inclusion in a society.
The essay argues that situating the 'early Olmsted' firmly within the intellectual history of antebellum social reform necessitates an interpretation of Olmsted's bourgeois republican radicalism which has been deemphasized in canonical histories of landscape architecture.
